In 1902, detectives arrived at a grisly murder scene and found a shard of broken glass with several bloody fingerprints. They painstakingly searched the police station’s records and eventually found a match— a man who later confessed to the crime. Today, fingerprints remain one of the most common types of evidence in criminal courts. But just how reliable are they? Theodore Yeshion investigates.

Ride along with the Charlotte-Macklinburg Police Department's crime scene investigators

Have you ever stuffed yourself into a snowsuit, then squeezed into ski boots and wondered... who invented skiing in the first place??

Bringing you 5 unique snow projects from the crazy world of snowboarding! 🥶 From some serious stamina and skills on the snowboard pumptrack with Pierre Vaultier, to  tearing up frozen water parks, and racing against rally cars... Is there anything our snowboarders can't do? These are some of the snowboarding world's craziest videos! 

A brief animated history of snowboarding and how it came to be an Olympic event.