Forensic Geologists Forensic geologists can determine such things as where the suspect or victim walked by examining soil samples taken from their shoes or feet. Forensic Entomologists Forensic entomologists are specialists in the study of insects. F orensic Anthropologists Forensic anthropologists can, from examining a pile of bones, supply a surprising amount of detail about what the person looked like. Forensic Artists Forensic artists can draw a likeness of a person based solely on eyewitness descriptions. Forensic Sculptors Their training and expertise is as important as that of the forensic specialists.
Forensic sculptors can reconstruct faces, usually in modeling clay or on a computer.
Forensic Linguists Forensic linguists analyze the content of written or aural communication to identify who is speaking and indicate the speaker's intent, and can determine whether two communications are from the same person. Related Internet Sites Cecil Greek's Forensic Links Dr. Cecil Greek, of the Florida State University School of Criminology and Criminal Justice, prepared this extensive list of sites dealing with various aspects of forensic science. Links to the various schools are also provided. This site provides general information on careers in forensic science and provides links to other forensic sites on the Internet. What Forensic Specialists Do Zeno has written a brief document describing the different kinds of forensic specialties.