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Draw a line from each item on the left to its match on the right.

1. Yi Yi Yu

2. Song Chi

3. Orphilla

4. Nichol

5. Marsh

6. Bayard

7. Bertillon

8. Faulds

9. Galton

10. Doyle

11. Landsteiner

12. Osborne

13. Lattes

14. Goddard

15. McCrone

16. Jeffreys

17. Gross

18. Vollmer

A. Father of forensic toxicology

B. Procedure to detect sperm under the microscope

C. Book on fingerprints

D. Procedure to detect blood type from dried blood stains

E. father of modern day criminalistics

F. Invented polarizing light microscope

G. Bullet/gun comparison

H. Book: Questioned Documents

I. Case of the burned body. Can tell if someone died before or during a fire.

J. Case of the sickle. Used bugs to solve crimes

K. Testing for arsenick in court

L. DNA fingerprinting. Pitchfork case

M. Blood typing

N. Nature magazine article on the use of fingerprints to ID

O. Anthropometry. Father of criminal identification

P. Father of modern American policing

Q. Applied microscopy to analytical methods for crime solving

R. Popularized CSI with sherlock holmes

Answer Key

1. Yi Yi Yu → I. Case of the burned body. Can tell if someone died before or during a fire.

2. Song Chi → J. Case of the sickle. Used bugs to solve crimes

3. Orphilla → A. Father of forensic toxicology

4. Nichol → F. Invented polarizing light microscope

5. Marsh → K. Testing for arsenick in court

6. Bayard → B. Procedure to detect sperm under the microscope

7. Bertillon → O. Anthropometry. Father of criminal identification

8. Faulds → N. Nature magazine article on the use of fingerprints to ID

9. Galton → C. Book on fingerprints

10. Doyle → R. Popularized CSI with sherlock holmes

11. Landsteiner → M. Blood typing

12. Osborne → H. Book: Questioned Documents

13. Lattes → D. Procedure to detect blood type from dried blood stains

14. Goddard → G. Bullet/gun comparison

15. McCrone → Q. Applied microscopy to analytical methods for crime solving

16. Jeffreys → L. DNA fingerprinting. Pitchfork case

17. Gross → E. father of modern day criminalistics

18. Vollmer → P. Father of modern American policing