On modern forensic personality modeling of an unidentified offender

The article shows that in the absence of information about the person who committed a crime, the forensic personality modeling of an unidentified offender becomes crucial in the identification of this person. The possibilities of using special knowledge of human anatomy, anthropology, morphology, in particular dentistry, physiology, neurology and other sciences in compiling an integrated forensic personality model of an unidentified criminal are considered. The special attention to existing methods and prospects for the development of DNA phenotyping (a system of technological actions for studying the human genome in order to establish the external and internal properties of the body: eye and hair colour, skin pigmentation, height, etc.) is paid.