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ON THE COVER: The victim of a Boulder, Colorado homicide from 1954 was recently identified thanks to the time, interest, and knowledge of a local historian, Silvia Pettem. Her experience, and the concept of utilizing local historians for solving cold cases, is outlined in a story from the latest issue of Evidence Technology Magazine. Read it here.

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Center for Processing Vehicle Evidence

It looks like a mechanic's shop, but it is really 5,000 square feet of space dedicated to processing evidence from vehicles that were involved in criminal activity.

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Only Online: Flying on Course

The FAA's forensic toxicology lab enhances quality and compliance. Web Exclusive!

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New Books

Bloodstain Pattern Analysis

Most forensic disciplines attempt to determine the “who” of a crime. But bloodstain pattern analysis focuses on the “what happened” part of a crime. This book is the third edition of Blood-stain Pattern Analysis. The authors explore the topic in depth, explaining what it is, how it is used, and the practical methodologies that are employed to achieve defensible results. It offers practical, common-sense advice and tips for both novices and professionals. www.crcpress.com

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