This site was designed by Stephen W. Bullington , Ph.D. to teach police officers how to work effectively with forensic entomologists and to describe to other forensic entomologists how he approaches cases. There is information on collecting and shipping specimens, rear flies, making slides, and how to identify maggots and other insects. International This could be the ultimate guide to forensic Entomolgy. Find out how insects can help determine the time of death or if a body has been moved. You can read through case files to gather more information.
Norwegian version is also available.
Start with the basics, then get down to details of what role insects play in the world of criminal investigation. You'll find resources on life cycles, equipment, cases, all the way through follow up hyperlinks and resources. Forensic entomology includes the use of insects in any legal proceeding, but it is most often used in association with untimely human death. This site has information on the use of insects to solve horrible crimes. There is information about the types of carrion eating larvae that are most likely to be evidence in such cases.