A search has begun for the families of Isabella Ruxton and Mary Rogerson, two women murdered in 1935 whose skulls were rediscovered at the University of Edinburgh. The university aims to return the remains to their families, as their identities were crucial in a landmark forensic case that led to Dr. Buck Ruxton’s conviction. The university’s public appeal aims to ensure that the remains are treated with the respect they deserve, prompting a discussion about historical ethical standards in forensic science.