Carlsbad forensic artist PJ Puterbaugh has spent more than a decade creating facial reconstructions for unidentified victims.

I doubt any child ever proclaims: “I want to draw dead people when I grow up.” It’s not exactly something you think about as a kid, or even as an adult. But in episode eight of What Remains, we ...

CANTON — Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost held a press conference in Stark County announcing new advancements in forensic reconstruction technology. Yost along with Stark County Sheriff George Maier ...

Introduction -- The human face -- The history of facial reconstruction -- The skull -- The relalationship between hard and soft -- Facial tissue depth measurement history -- The mancester method of ...

The National Museum of Health and Medicine continued its Medical Museum Science Café series May 27, as guests embarked on the process involved with recreating the face of an individual through a ...

Authorities are still working to identify the woman who was scorched beyond recognition on a subway train earlier this week — and are already considering using anthropological facial reconstruction to ...

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (WKRC/WFMJ/CNN Newsource) - Ohio police are working to crack a cold case from the late 1980s. They're hoping a new clay facial reconstruction will help them identify the victim. His ...

BUNNELL, Fla. — The Flagler County Sheriff’s Office Cold Case Unit is unveiling a new facial reconstruction in hopes of finally solving a perplexing 1980 cold case. The victim, whose skeletal remains ...

The process of identifying the victim(s) of crime is an essential component of any law enforcement investigation where decomposition, trauma and purposeful disfigurement have made identity uncertain.

In a groundbreaking reveal, a globally recognized forensic artist has presented an astonishing facial reconstruction of what Marilyn Monroe might have looked like if she had lived to see 99 in 2025.