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The first autopsy was done on Julius Caesar in 44 BCE after Julius Caesar was killed by the 7 senators in

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Fingerprints were first used to figure out identity. Arabic merchants would take a debtors fingerprint and attach it to the bill.

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The first Forensic science book was made by the Chinese in 1248. Its called Nomenclature of Human Bones and its edited by Raun Qixin.

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The first pathology report was published. Egyptians performing embalmings, the preserving of human bodies from decay

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1784- First physical Evidence Used in a Criminal Case

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1784- First physical Evidence Used in a Criminal Case

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In 1784 an English man was convicted of a crime because there was a piece of torn newspaper wrapped around the murder weapon and it matched a piece of newspaper in the English man's pocket.

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James Marsh uses chemical processes to determine arsenic as the cause of death. A chemical test for arsenic in which hydrochloric acid and zinc are added to the sample, arsine being produced by the nascent hydrogen generated.

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1854-First Use of Photos in Identification

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1854-First Use of Photos in Identification

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First use of photo identification was used in denmark

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Henry frauds and William james herschel publish paper describing the uniqueness of fingerprints, their findings were then adapted to court. Galton created the classification of fingerprints.

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The Coroner Act was passed in 1887 to allow corners to examine bodies to determine whether a death was unnatural or not.

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1888-Criminal features reduced to numerical measurements

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1888-Criminal features reduced to numerical measurements

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Anthropometry, a system using various measurements of physical feature and bones, could reduce criminal information to a set of numbers.

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1898- Fingerprint Identification used in Criminal Investigation

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1898- Fingerprint Identification used in Criminal Investigation

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Juan Vucetich was the first person to use fingerprints in a criminal case to identify the criminal. He also invented a form of identification called dactyloscopy.

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Human blood grouping is adapted for use on bloodstains by Dieter Dax Richter.

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Founded by Archibald Reiss in 1909 it was called "Istitute de Police Scientifique of the University of Lausanne

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Victor balthazard publish study on hair. Legal cases involving hair soon follow this study.

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Victor balthazard figured out that gun barrels leave unique individual markings on each bullet fired. He developed methods to match bullets to guns.

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1923- First police crime lab established in Los Angeles.

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1923- First police crime lab established in Los Angeles.

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Officer rex welsh established one of the first modern laboratories in the united states.

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Prototype polygraph was invented by John Larson. Although it wasnt 100% accurate, this did still help in identifying guilty criminals.

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FBI establishes its own crime lab, now one of the foremost crime labs in the world. A chair of legal medicine was established in the same year as well.

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A sound spectrograph was discovered to be able to record voices. Voiceprints began to be used in investigations and as court evidence.

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FBI establishes the national crime information center, a electronic filing system in which stolen vehicles, wanted criminals,etc were kept.