Forensic evidence from moss helped convict grave robbers at Burr Oak Cemetery in Chicago, as detailed in a new paper that highlights the use of bryophytes in forensic science; this case underscores the potential for natural history collections to provide unique insights into criminal investigations, encouraging content creators and investigators to recognize and document botanical evidence more routinely.
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