Forensic Odontology

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  1. Forensic odontology by Taylor mckay.
  2. The case I chose is the charming killer.
  3. Forensic odontology is a branch of forensic anthropology that focuses on
  4. the identification and analysis of human teeth in a legal context.
  5. It deals with the proper handling, examination,
  6. identification and evaluation of dental evidence.
  7. Odontology is used by tracing bite marks to a
  8. specific individual in order to identify an unknown remains,
  9. forensic
  10. atos extract DNA from the pulp chamber and then
  11. cross match with others to identify a victim.
  12. This study can tell us age estimation, gender and health status,
  13. history of forensic auto ontology.
  14. The beginnings of forensic
  15. otology took place in the garden of Eden where Eve convinces Adam to bite an apple.
  16. Forensic
  17. atos would have been able to identify Adam by examining the bite mark in the apple.
  18. Forensic auto ontology was first introduced in 18 97 when Doctor Oscar
  19. Amido
  20. who has been named the father of forensic
  21. ontology
  22. identified victims in of a fire accident in Paris France,
  23. the first forensic
  24. otologist in the United States was Paul Revere.
  25. He was known for identifying fallen revolutionary soldiers.
  26. In 1932 Edmund
  27. Lockard recommended to use the use of lip prints
  28. and identification of victims who may be un identifiable.
  29. In 1937 bite mark.
  30. Evidence was used for the first time in a murder trial that ended in a conviction
  31. with the use of forensic Atos
  32. examining the bite mark.
  33. Ted Bundy,
  34. Theodore Robert Cowell Bundy,
  35. who is also known as Ted Bundy murdered 30 people in the United
  36. States as well as Canada between the years of 1973 and 18 73.
  37. For years, Ted Bundy would ride around in his Volkswagen beetle and murder, young,
  38. beautiful and single women.
  39. Bundy had the power to give off a charming and charismatic
  40. persona which is what helped him lure his victims in.
  41. Witnesses have said that he would always have books with
  42. him in order to disguise himself as a university student.
  43. Ted Bundy's case is extremely well known
  44. and popular as there was even a movie that was
  45. produced by Netflix which shows a representation of his case.
  46. The charming killer
  47. Bundy's main motive was to dominate his victims as
  48. he enjoyed torturing women and found it sexually arousing.
  49. Although he found the act of murder most satisfactory
  50. Bundy decapitated 12 of his victims and kept their heads in his apartment.
  51. There was also times where he would break into the
  52. homes of his victims and assault them in their sleep.
  53. Bundy would usually strangle his victims to death and
  54. then tear their limbs off one by one.
  55. He would then visit the corpses at the sites,
  56. he dumped them and even take them home to gain further sexual gratification.
  57. Bundy had kidnapped many different girls and women in the States of Washington,
  58. Oregon, Idaho, Utah, Colorado and Florida.
  59. A few names of the victims that Ted Bundy assaulted include Anne Marie Burr,
  60. Lisa Wick Lonnie Re Trumble, Susan Marguerite Davis, Elizabeth Potter, Perry
  61. and Nancy
  62. Perry Baird
  63. conviction.
  64. The police have been aware of such kidnappings and murders but were
  65. not able to identify a suspect until Bundy's long term girlfriend,
  66. Elizabeth Claw
  67. contacted the police about her suspicions of
  68. Bundy being responsible for the crimes.
  69. Elizabeth gave the police Bundy's name to investigate.
  70. On February 23rd,
  71. 1976 the police had finally accumulated enough evidence to
  72. arrest Theodore Bundy and the rest is history.
  73. Bundy was arrested in Pensacola Florida and went to
  74. Garfield County Jail which is located in Radford Florida.
  75. One of the most important pieces of evidence for Bundy's arrest was
  76. a corpse that had been found with the bite on the body.
  77. After further investigation, forensic auto onto
  78. were able to confirm that the bite mark on the corpse matched Ted Bundy's teeth.
  79. This trial against Ted Bundy was very lengthy and lasted four years.
  80. The court decided to sentence Bundy to the electrical chair.
  81. Ted
  82. Bundy died on January 24th 1989 in Florida State prison.
  83. Thank you for listening.