What are some popular examples of forensic science in fiction?

Answer 1

One of the most well - known is the 'CSI' franchise. It showcases a wide range of forensic techniques used to solve crimes. Another example is the 'Sherlock Holmes' stories. Although they were written before modern forensic science, Holmes used methods like analyzing footprints and cigar ashes which can be considered early forms of forensic thinking. Also, the 'Bones' TV series focuses on forensic anthropology."
"Answer2": "Well, 'The Silence of the Lambs' is a great example. The character of Clarice Starling uses forensic knowledge to track down the serial killer. In the 'Dexter' series, the main character uses his skills in forensics at his day job while being a serial killer himself at night. And then there are the novels by Patricia Cornwell, such as those featuring Dr. Kay Scarpetta, who is a forensic pathologist and uses her scientific knowledge to solve murders."
"Answer3": "There's the movie 'Gattaca' which has elements of forensic science in its world where genetic profiling is used for identification and discrimination. The TV show 'Castle' also features a writer who teams up with a detective and they often rely on forensic evidence. And don't forget the 'Elementary' series which is a modern take on Sherlock Holmes with a focus on forensic aspects of crime - solving.