Forensic Science; Applications beyond the norm and as investigative tools
Applications beyond the norm and as investigative tools
Speaker
Abi Carter is founder and director of Forensic Resources, a company that provides forensic and expert witness services to defence teams, fraud investigators, insurers, loss adjusters, HR departments and private clients. A Forensic Archaeologist by profession, she originally trained to investigate international human rights violations before setting up her own business. Abi is frequently called upon to give interviews and opinions by the media, having been on BBC Radio Wales, ‘Good Evening Wales’, ‘Drive Time News’ and the BBC News Channel.
The most famous cases that FRL have worked on to date are the Raoul Moat (Sky News) and Joanna Yeates cases. Abi grew up in the Middle East but her Welsh roots lead her to set up her business in Cardiff.
Session
A presentation covering the wide array of services provided by FRL using case studies to show the alternative application of forensics in all different areas; which may well surprise some delegates and will hopefully, provide added value to their case load and clients. Especially useful for insurers, loss adjusters and solicitors although the alternative application of our services can be used by the vast majority of professionals; as will be highlighted. Delegates will be invited to participate in a brainstorming session of past cases that could have been enhanced with the use of forensics. The talk will include a Q&A session to further reinforce specific skills to scenarios/cases.
Learning Objectives
After attending this event, you will be able to identify:
• various forensic science disciplines
• case studies to show the application of the services
• ways of thinking laterally with regards to investigations.
Agenda
Registration & lunch: 12.00pm - 12.30pm
Session start time: 12.30pm
Session end time: 1:30pm approximately
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