Statistical Analysis in Forensic Bullet Matching

Update: 2023-05-12

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Heike Hofmann, Professor of Statistics at Iowa State University, joins the show to discuss forensic bullet matching. Hofmann explains how bullet striations are created, how she uses statistical analysis when matching bullets, how she became involved in this field, and much more.

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Statistical Analysis in Forensic Bullet Matching

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Statistical Analysis in Forensic Bullet Matching

Statistical Analysis in Forensic Bullet Matching