Criminology

Polygraph Testing: Solving The Toughest Crimes

According to a report by the Cleveland Clinic, your brain treats a lie like a physical threat because the sympathetic nervous system activates a "fight-or-flight" response. Research published by MSD Manuals indicates that when you speak a falsehood, your heart rate climbs and your palms sweat before you can stop them. This physical reaction happens…

February 23, 2026

Manhunt For Artist In Russian Ghana Scandal

You assume a private moment in a rented apartment stays behind closed doors. But when a stranger wears ordinary-looking sunglasses, that privacy vanishes before you even realize it exists. A single piece of wearable tech can turn an intimate encounter into a global commodity without the other person knowing. This reality is currently shaking Accra…

February 20, 2026

Forensic Nursing: Securing DNA in Trauma Cases

A clock starts ticking the moment a violent act occurs. Biological evidence begins to vanish as soon as it touches the air. Sweat evaporates. Blood dries. Skin cells fall away. While many assume police detectives find the best clues at a crime scene, the most reliable proof often walks into an emergency room on a…

February 19, 2026