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Laughing Gas: A Growing Concern

Written by: Alan Baker 24th November, 2022

Among young people, nitrous oxide, also known as, laughing gas has become one of the most abused substances in England and Wales.   The 2019/20 Crime Survey for England and Wales indicated that 2.4 % of adults aged 16 to 59 years and 8.7 % of 16- to 24-year-olds reported using nitrous oxide. This is equivalent…

Footwear: Enquiry to Court within 2 weeks

Written by: Alan Baker 15th November, 2022

Bericon Forensics were pleased to be able to offer rapid assistance to one of our best customers. We were requested to compare marks found on the victim’s head and body with footwear associated with the defendant.   Timeline of Bericon’s involvement with this case… 21/10 – Enquiry received 21/10 – Quote sent out to solicitors…

The Complex Michael Philpott Fire Case

Written by: Alan Baker 14th November, 2022

Last week, the company founder, David Baldock, gave an insight into his most memorable case and today our current MD, Alan Baker, shares some thoughts on his most memorable case, that of Michael Philpott in 2012, which involved the deaths of 6 children at a house fire in Derby.   The police investigation established that:…

The Birmingham Six and Bericon

Written by: Alan Baker 10th November, 2022

As we approach Bericon’s 40th birthday, we decided to talk with the founder of Bericon Forensics, David Baldock, about his most memorable case whilst working for the company. The case of the Birmingham Six, in which six men spent 16 years in prison for a crime for which they were innocent. It is shocking not only…

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