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Disease-ridden societies could be more murderous

It's a provocative suggestion, but does the threat of rampant disease leave people more likely to commit murder?

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Graffiti artists caught out by their handiwork

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Graffiti artists caught out by their handiwork

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Software to investigate cybercrime's social side

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Software to investigate cybercrime's social side

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Crime algorithms target gangs of LA

Crime algorithms target gangs of LA

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Libyan plan to trace mass graves and missing people

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Libyan plan to trace mass graves and missing people

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Exotic pets USA: Tigers, big bucks and organised crime

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Exotic pets USA: Tigers, big bucks and organised crime

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iPhone keylogger can snoop on desktop typing

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iPhone keylogger can snoop on desktop typing

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Iris scanner could tell your race and gender

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Iris scanner could tell your race and gender

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Paper patterns and smartphones foil forgers

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Paper patterns and smartphones foil forgers

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Cops on the trail of crimes that haven't happened

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Cops on the trail of crimes that haven't happened

Software being tested by the Santa Cruz police department uses the locations of crimes that have already occurred to flag up the scenes of future incidents

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DNA doubts help clear Amanda Knox of murder

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Inside of nose reveals time of death

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DNA detectives aim to thwart illegal timber trade

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Spies could hide messages in gene-modified microbes

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