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The pattern left by bloodstains at a crime scene are important pieces of evidence in a criminal investigation. Blood spatter answers questions about how crimes occur.

Dexter Morgan, by day, a charming blood splatter expert who brings donuts to work with him, and by night a ruthless serial killer who hunts down Miami's 'bad' people

Forensic science is still hot these days, on television and in media reports.There are many nonfiction forensics books that would make great gifts for crime buffs.

Originally broadcast in 2006, Dexter became a smash hit, both in the U.S. and across Europe. The success of the series has led to the DVD of Season 1 being released.

Each season introduces a new set of problems for Dexter Morgan, who must balance his time between work, family and his secret life as the Bay Harbor Butcher.

Identifying the source of blood evidence found at a crime scene is one step in a forensic investigation. Various tests are used to determine if the blood is human.

Miami Police's chief blood spatter analyst is killing for two.

Dexter is original, but recognizes the importance of time-honored tension. Its sharp storytelling and rich characters make it one of the best shows in recent years.

Three years after premiering on Showtime, Dexter has several merchandising tie-ins and the fourth book in the series as show gains popularity.

An examination of some of the new features that make PS3's Metal Gear Solid 4 a revolutionary game.

The series premiere of 13: Fear is Real was merely reality TV with a slight twist. Episode number two succeeds in upping the shock value.

Starring Guy Flanagan, Russell Tovey and Andrea Riseborough, Being Human is a dark comedy drama from the pen of Toby Whithouse, about the flatmates from hell.

The latest way of producing crime scene reconstructions combines physical evidence with computer animation, like the TV show, Crime 360.

In a countdown to Dexter's season premiere, a look at why this original dark comedy-drama turned became a hit in its first season, despite its shocking subject matter.

Based on Jeff Lindsay's novel Darkly Dreaming Dexter, the show was adapted for the screen by James Manos Jr, telling the story of a forensics analyst doubling as a killer

A crime scene needs to be kept clean, so that all evidence, like fingerprints, ballistics and fibers collected can be submitted in court successfully.

Two of the most promising British drivers of their era barely had time to show their skills in F1. Lewis-Evans and Bristow both died in Grand Prix races tragically young.

A baby seal, at just 14 days old, is automatically qualified to be murdered. The Canadian Government has allowed for 280,000 seals to be slaughtered this year alone.

Top trends and outstanding shows from L'Oréal Toronto Fashion Week, Spring 2008 edition

A.k.a Batoru Rowaiaru, Fukasaku's controversial depiction of a paranoid totalitarian state pits youth against youth in this darkly entertaining classic.

New fiction from Joel Lane, Tim Lees, Kim Lakin-Smith and James Cooper; DVD and Blu-ray reviews - Sleepy Hollow and Sam Raimi's Drag Me To Hell; Pete Tennant's Case Notes

In the fourth season premiere of Showtime's Dexter, anti-hero Dexter Morgan struggles to balance his new responsibilities as a husband and father with his unusual hobby.

Beowulf is still a fun ride but the Director's Cut DVD brings little to the table except extra blood spatters. A solid rental.

As New York City teetered near bankruptcy in the mid-1970s, Gotham movie plots and characters suggested the populace was headed for a nervous breakdown.

Most books are told from the hero's viewpoint. But telling a story from the point of view of a psychopath or serial killer can give it an old tale an interesting twist.

Dexter Morgan returns, and with the help of superstar serial killer tracker Frank Lundy, tries to track down the most prolific serial killer to ever live.