Where are you? What is PMI? Have you ever investigated a plane crash? What is the most fulfilling aspect of your job? Do you remember the first time you located a fingerprint? What is an unexpected place you found forensic evidence? The answers to these questions and more are covered in Episode 9, Listener Questions - Part 1. Learn something today!

Pick up where Episode 7 Autopsy Part 1 left off. Unzip the shroud and begin! External and internal examinations are described and discussed. Learn how the brain is exposed, removed and sectioned. Does every death result in an autopsy? Does every autopsy follow the same steps? Give Episode 8 Autopsy Part 2 a listen and learn something today!

What happens to a body once it is secured for transport to the morgue? What is an autopsy and why are they performed? Episode 7 "Autopsy Part 1" discusses the movement of a body from a scene to it being secured in a morgue crypt. Hear about what preparations are made prior to the autopsy. Learn why it is important to keep your scene secure until after an autopsy is complete. Have you ever been in a morgue? Learn something today!

Episode 6 discusses the formation of fingerprints in the fetal stage of development and how it is possible that no two fingerprints are, have been or ever will be alike! Learn the basics of fingerprints, how they are formed and what makes them both unique and persistent. Answers to the questions, "If I shave my fingerprints off, will I ever get caught?" and, "Do twins have the same fingerprints?" are revealed. Learn something today!

Episode 5 discusses five common wound types and their characteristics. What caused that wound? Why is it important to figure that out? Hear tips on how to successfully photograph injuries. Learn why you should try to document injuries before medical treatment. Bottom line, just get the shot!

Every contact leaves a trace! Episode 4 discusses trace evidence, what it is, how to collect it and how it can be used as part of a forensic investigation. What are the options when collecting trace evidence at an outdoor body dump scene? Why the brown paper? Is there trace evidence at every crime scene? Learn something today!

Are you interested in a career in Crime Scene Investigation or Forensics? Episode 3 discusses specific career pathing options to consider in your journey to achieve that goal! There is more than one way to get there and it will depend on where you are in the world!

Take a step into the world of forensics and crime scene investigation. Episode 2 discusses the challenges of dealing with and working in stinky situations. Listen to the unbelievable hand-bag story and hear the answer to the @forensicsworld follower question, "Why does a body appear whitish (very pale) after being submerged in a lake?" Learn something today!