LC Williams
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Mathieu Orfila | considered the father of forensics toxicology. He published the first scientific treatise on the detection of poisons and their effects on animals
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Alphonse Bertillion | created the first system of personal identification by using a series of body measurements
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Francis Henry Galton | first to propose the idea of using fingerprints as a form of identification in his book "Fingerprints"
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Hans Gross | First to write about how the application of the scientific disciplines could be used to aid criminal investigation.
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Albert S. Osborn | considered a pioneer in document examination
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Edmond Locard | Stated that every perpetrator leaves something at the crime scene and takes something with him
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Sir Alec Jeffreys | developed the first DNA profiling test in 1984
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Leon Lattes | devised a relatively simple procedure for determining the blood type
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Calvin Goddard | refined the techniques of firearm examination
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Walter McCrone | leading figure in the field of microscopy
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