Forensic science
Forensic report says 102 autopsies conducted after Ankara bombing
A total of 102 autopsies have been conducted after the twin bombing in Ankara on Oct. 10, according to forensics reports, even though the state's latest death toll remains at 97 victims.
The Forensic Medicine Institution in Ankara has finalized autopsies on the victims' bodies, which according to the institution's reports, said 102 autopsies were conducted.
Bosnia Serb Opposition Seeks PM's Dismissal
Dragan Cavic, an opposition leader in Republika Srpska, on Friday said the opposition parties will launch an initiative to dismiss Prime Minister Zeljka Cvijanovic, after foreign forensic experts allegedly confirmed the authenticity of an audio recording linking Cvijanovic to a bribery scandal.
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Romania connected to European fingerprints database
The Romanian police has purchased cutting-edge laboratory equipment for fingerprint recovery from various supports and in atypical conditions, in a Swiss-Romanian cooperation project worth 1.5 million Swiss francs, started in 2012.
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Bones of possible Dersim massacre victims to be tested
Human bone fragments found during an excavation conducted in a rural zone in the eastern province of Tunceli will be tested to determine whether they are the remains of 24 people who were killed during the Dersim massacre in 1938.
Turkey chief prosecutor denies slain prosecutor was hit by '10 bullets'
Istanbul?s chief public prosecutor denied April 4 media reports that cited a medical examination showing that 10 bullets hit Turkish prosecutor Mehmet Selim Kiraz during a hostage situation on March 31 in which both he and his two captors died.
Who shot the prosecutor, who benefited from his silence?
There still has not been a forensic report made public about the killing of prosecutor Mehmet Selim Kiraz on March 31 during an act of terror by the militants of the outlawed Revolutionary People Liberation Party and Front (DHKP-C) as they raided his office in Istanbul?s Justice House.
Knife found by Vangelis Giakoumakis side bears only his DNA
Preliminary results showing that Vangelis Giakoumakis committed suicide by slashing his wrist were boosted this week, after tests showed that DNA on a knife found next to his body contained only his genetic material.
Man found dead in Istanbul in same place as US tourist Sierra
The body of a man has been found along Istanbul's city walls near Sarayburnu, in exactly the same spot where an American woman visiting the city was killed in 2013.
The man, who is thought to be a foreign national aged between 35 and 40, sustained cuts to his throat, reports said. One of his shoes was found one meter away.
Selakovic: Financial crime investigation strategy soon
BELGRADE - Serbian Justice Minister Nikola Selakovic said Wednesday that Serbia would in a month and a half from now adopt its first strategy for investigation of financial crime, which will introduce a series of measures to improve and strengthen the implementation of financial investigations.
DNA May Help Bosnia Solve Lawyer's Mystery Killing
Police in Bosnia's Federation entity may be on the point of uncovering who set the explosive device which killed a respected 61-year old lawyer, Jasmina Koricic, in Bihac, Bosnian media reported on Thursday, adding that the Center for Forensic and Information Support was providing important support to the probe.
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