Review of Forensic Facial Reconstruction in Crime Investigation

Crimes are carried out all around, these crimes include murder, robbery, assault, etc. These illegal actions endanger public security and safety. Following a crime, detectives frequently depend on eyewitness testimony to provide vital information. At a crime scene, eyewitnesses could remember information about the look of the criminal, including the form of the eyes, nose, mouth, and other characteristics defining a person. While law enforcement personnel need questions to identify suspects, conventional hand-drawn pictures usually fall short as they lack much information. This lack of clarity can complicate research and slow down the identifying process. These hand-drawn depictions can be transformed into realistic photos to significantly increase the effectiveness of criminal investigations, therefore addressing this issue. Modern imaging technology lets law enforcement personnel generate more accurate visual profiles depending on eyewitness evidence. The more exact identification of face features is made possible by color photos capturing a greater spectrum of tiny details. This technology not only speeds up criminal solving but also significantly increases public safety.

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International Journal of Applied Intelligent Computing and Informatics
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2025-05-01
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https://doi.org/10.21608/ijaici.2025.335357.1001
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Forensic Anthropology and Bioarchaeology Studies
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Review of Forensic Facial Reconstruction in Crime Investigation

Mohamed Taha, Mostafa Elgendy, Doaa Mohammed Mohammed Mohammed Ibrahem
International Journal of Applied Intelligent Computing and Informatics
Forensic Anthropology and Bioarchaeology Studies
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Review of Forensic Facial Reconstruction in Crime Investigation

Mohamed Taha, Mostafa Elgendy, Doaa Mohammed Mohammed Mohammed Ibrahem
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Abstract

Crimes are carried out all around, these crimes include murder, robbery, assault, etc. These illegal actions endanger public security and safety. Following a crime, detectives frequently depend on eyewitness testimony to provide vital information. At a crime scene, eyewitnesses could remember information about the look of the criminal, including the form of the eyes, nose, mouth, and other characteristics defining a person. While law enforcement personnel need questions to identify suspects, conventional hand-drawn pictures usually fall short as they lack much information. This lack of clarity can complicate research and slow down the identifying process. These hand-drawn depictions can be transformed into realistic photos to significantly increase the effectiveness of criminal investigations, therefore addressing this issue. Modern imaging technology lets law enforcement personnel generate more accurate visual profiles depending on eyewitness evidence. The more exact identification of face features is made possible by color photos capturing a greater spectrum of tiny details. This technology not only speeds up criminal solving but also significantly increases public safety.

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