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ON THE COVER: A single bone can offer a vital clue to a death investigation—especially when it bears cut marks from a chainsaw (as shown here). Dr. Steven Symes, who provided this issue's cover photo, specializes in the interpretation of trauma to bone.
The May-June 2009 issue will be in the mail on June 8,
but you can read the Digital Edition RIGHT NOW online!
 
Item of Interest

Free webinar from the National Institute of Justice and the Government Innovators Network of Harvard University focuses on "DNA Evidence and Property Crimes."
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Editorial

It probably requires a special kind of person to be able to really appreciate a close-up photograph of flies and maggots on the carcass of a pig.
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Court Case Update

FINGERPRINT EVIDENCE went through a nearly three-year ordeal in the New Hampshire court system, but eventually emerged unscathed. On April 4, 2008, the New Hampshire Supreme Court unanimously reversed the decision of a lower court to exclude expert testimony regarding fingerprint evidence in the case of The State of New Hampshire v. Richard Langill. The case has been remanded back to the Rockingham County Superior Court.
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