Journal of Forensic Research

A Path of Sympathetic to the Forensic Science from the Sight of Forensic Anthropology

Abstract

Pranav Y Dave

Over the past few decades the field of forensic science has experienced a remarkable development and sustainability enhance the public profile.
Due to increasing the different techniques to do the crime, there must be some unique and diverse methods to investigate it. The prominence
of forensic science has concluded from scientific and technological advancement, increase in reliance of law enforcement and judicial system.
Some of the crimes are smartly occurred, that in investigation there are no clues and evidence would be found to excess the further investigation.
Anthropology is a unique and old way to easily notice the clues at crime scene. With the help of forensic anthropology, anthropologist can
distinguish the possible stories behind the crime. Even in psychological way, the method can also sense the psychology of the criminal. This
review paper aims to identify how best to organize and deliver forensic science education. It also explains the relation the important part of the
anthropology in forensic science and how forensic anthropology can be useful at crime scenes. This paper also endeavours that how forensic
anthropology can easily detect the clue physically and psychologically to investigate the crime scenes with the help of some hypothesis cases.