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Ongoing Research into estimating time of death

December 21, 2017 By Adrienne Witzel

Funded by the Department of Justice, a team from several colleges, universities, and clinics is developing techniques that may be used to estimate the postmortem interval in skeletal remains.  The 2-year project is looking for biomarkers in the bone marrow that remains for long period after death, and testing if decay can be measured quantitatively.  Future results could help identify missing persons and other law enforcement cases.   Read more….

 

 

 

 

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