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CSI has made it seem like you can solve any crime at any time, but how does forensics ACTUALLY work? This program includes some of the top minds in the forensics industry to explain how forensics works in the real world. 00:00 The need for scientific knowledge and the CSI effect 01:30 Forensic pathologist Cyril Wecht on fact versus fiction 02:31 The Scientific Method in forensic science 04:05 The goals of science versus the goals of the law 04:25 Follow along with what a case would actually look like: Suspected Arson 05:25 The question for the legal system and all the players 06:36 Suspected Arson: using forensics 06:57 How forensics works: samples and controls 09:32 How forensics works: collecting evidence 10:16 How forensics works: limited sample size 11:48 How forensics works: validity 12:37 Follow along with what a case would actually look like: Vehicular Homicide 14:43 How forensics works: issues with validity and wrongful convictions 16:37 Vehicular Homicide: policies, procedures, and justice 17:13 How forensics works: the limitations of science 17:36 How reliable are the analytical sciences? 18:33 Vehicular Homicide: hair analysis 19:35 How forensics works: the influence of bias 21:18 How forensics works: room for improvement Enjoy what you're watching? Subscribe now to see more Minnesota history, music, documentaries, and more: https://www.youtube.com/TwinCitiesPBS... See inside our world on Instagram: / twincitiespbs Become our neighbor on Facebook: / tptpbs Spend some time with us on TikTok: / twincitiespbs Give us a shout on Twitter: / tpt Discover more Minnesota stories: https://www.tpt.org