Chain Of Custody Issues Challenges Dialectics On Taal Lake Manila Cockfighters

Usapang Forensic Science on Forensic Medicine for Pinoys, where we dive deep into the complexities of forensic recovery in aquatic environments.
In this episode, forensic pathologist and educator Dr. Noelle M explores the dialectical issues surrounding the chain of custody in the retrieval of skeletal remains from Taal Lake, focusing on the controversial missing killed sabongero cases. We unpack the scientific, legal, and trauma-informed dimensions of water body recoveries, comparing them to land-based forensic protocols.

- Aquatic decomposition and skeletal profiling (future video)
- Chain of custody challenges in submerged scenes
- Diatom testing and forensic limnology
- Real-world case studies from Australia and the UK (future video)
- Trauma-informed and culturally sensitive forensic practice
This episode is perfect for students, professionals, and advocates seeking to modernize forensic science education in the Philippines. Bilingual insights, evidence-based pedagogy, and community-centered approaches await!
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