Misinformation in Forensic Anthropology

The chapter uncovers the risks associated with misinformation in forensic anthropology, focusing on questionable practices like using dowsing rods and unverified devices to locate buried cadavers. It sheds light on a controversial figure who lacks scientific credibility but presents himself as a forensic expert, casting doubts on the reliability of his methods. The discussion highlights discrepancies in evidence and expertise, raising concerns about the use of pseudoscientific techniques in forensic investigations.