Forensics expert answers crime scene questions from Twitter tech support WIRED

Forensics expert answers crime scene questions from Twitter tech support WIRED

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Crime scene analyst Matthew Steiner answers the internet's burning questions about forensics and crime scenes. Why don't we use chalk outlines for bodies anymore? How did OJ Simpson get acquitted? How many people got away with murder before DNA evidence was available? How does body size affect blood spatter? Matt answers all of these questions and more!

Director: Justin Wolfson
Camera: Samuel Levine
Editor: Ron Douglas
Expert: Matthew Steiner

Production Manager: Joseph Buscemi
Associate Producer: Brandon White
Production Manager: Eric Martinez
Production Coordinator: Fernando Davila

Cameraman: Claudio Corredor
Audio: Adam Gold
Production Assistant: Ryan Coppola

Postproduction Manager: Alexa Deutsch
Postproduction Coordinator: Ian Bryant
Managing Editor: Doug Larsen
Editorial Assistant: Billy Ward
Junior Editor: Paul Tael

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