Inside Forensic Science

Content warning: This series discusses the use of explosives for terrorism. Episodes will contain sounds of explosions, statements from victims and descriptions of injuries as well as other content you may find...

In the fifth series of the award winning Inside Forensic Science podcast, we travel to 1883 to hear how a series of explosions in Glasgow city shaped how we investigate terrorism today.

<p>Now that all the evidence is gathered, it becomes the role of prosecutors and expert witnesses to present their evidence in the courtroom.</p><p>In the final episode of this series, we explore what happened in the...

<p>Content warning: mentions of domestic violence and discussions of dead bodies, decomposition and dismemberment.</p><p>Having arrested a suspect for the murders, investigators shift their attention to the potential...

<p>Content warnings: mentions of domestic violence and discussions of dead bodies, decomposition and dismemberment.</p><p>How can investigators be sure that the bodies found in Moffat were those of Mary Jane Rogerson...

<p>Content warning: discussions of dead bodies, decomposition and dismemberment</p><p>Investigators initially thought the two bodies from Moffat were of a man and woman. However, further investigation leads police to...

<p>Content warning: discussions of dead bodies, decomposition, including mentions of insects and dismemberment.</p><p>Now that the body parts have been recovered, it is the responsibility of forensic scientists to...

<p>Content warning: discussions of dead bodies, decomposition and dismemberment</p><p>On a quiet Sunday in September 1935, two women walking outside the small town of Moffat stop at a stone bridge overlooking a ravine...

<p>In the fourth series of Inside Forensic Science we unravel a case of stolen identity. If a victim’s identity is stripped from them, what can forensic scientists do to reclaim who they were and bring their stories to...

<p>What did our experts and the jury of the day decide? How can people make a decision when experts disagree and who can be an expert in criminal cases? This episode covers all of the details and also answers the...

<p>Content warning: graphic descriptions of injury and death involving a gun and mention of suicide </p><p>Accident or murder? To determine which is the most likely explanation for Hambrough’s death, experts in both...

<p>Alfred John Monson is accused of the murder of young Dudley Cecil Hambrough. For over 3 years Monson had acted not only as Hambrough’s tutor and guardian, but as his friend. What motive could there have been for...

<p>Content warning: this episode contains graphic descriptions of the autopsy process.</p><p>A young man has been shot dead on a hunting trip; his two hunting companions are suspected of murder. With Monson arrested and...

<p>This is a bonus episode designed to accompany Episode 2 of Series 3. It features an interview between Pennie Stuart and Leverhulme Research Centre for Forensic Science Senior Research Engineer Vincenzo Rinaldi about...

<p>The police believe the death of Cecil Hambrough was no accident. His tutor Alfred John Monson is arrested for his murder 20 days after the incident. Scott, the last member of the hunting party has disappeared. Now it...