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Forensic gait analysis is a new discipline in forensic sciences but gaining popularity worldwide. CCTV camera footages from the scene of a crime can reveal a great detail about the perpetrator, and gait is one of them. Every individual possesses a unique manner of walking, which is the basis of forensic gait analysis. In the absence of CCTV cameras, footprint trails at the crime scene can provide valuable information about the perpetrator. The stature of the perpetrator can be estimated from spatial gait parameters, which can fasten the speed of the identification process. However, previous studies of the spatial gait parameters did not explore the possibility to estimate the body weight from spatial gait parameters. In the present study, two variables of spatial gait parameters, namely “base of gait” and “area swept in one stride,” were taken for the estimation of body weight.

Estimation of body weight from the base of gait and the area swept in one stride—forensic implications