An error in an electronic form used to help calculate the financial aspects of a divorce could potentially open old wounds for thousands of UK couples, the Ministry of Justice has confirmed. The Guardian reports that the software, known as a “Form E” on … Read More → "Software error overinflates thousands of UK divorce settlements"
The first time we used cosmetics to catch a murderer

In 1912 forensics was still in its infancy when a pretty girl was found dead in her parent’s parlour. Her boyfriend was the immediate suspect, but he had an alibi that couldn’t be broken. Here’s how make-up, and the people who analyze it, broke it…
When police questioned Gourbin, he smoothly produced a big group of friends who could verify his whereabouts … Read More → "The first time we used cosmetics to catch a murderer"









