.... A review of the literature is presented and a new term, “suicide by inhalation of carbon monoxide in a fire,” is proposed for such cases. 30 11 2004 18 02 2005 27 02 2005 25 05 2005 forensic science death investigation suicide fire carbon monoxide References...

... respectively, p = 0.04) and 3) more likely to have killed themselves because of factors other than nancial strain (8.0% of suicides showed nancial strain). KEYWORDS: forensic science, death investigation, suicide, wealth, case-control study Whenever Richard Cory went down town, We people on the pavement...

..., postmortem interval, death investigation, Calliphoridae, Calliphora vicina, human DNA analysis Insects and other arthropods are often collected from a corpse during a criminal investigation. This entomological evidence can be used to estimate the amount of time the victim has been dead, also known...

..., 44, and 10%) measured on the fire fighters at autopsy. 08 03 2003 15 06 2003 15 07 2003 16 07 2003 17 12 2003 forensic science fire modeling Fire Dynamics Simulator carbon monoxide exposure death investigation References McGrattan   K B , Forney   G...

... 2003 forensic science death investigation suicide arson self-immolation References American Board of Forensic Odontology, Inc . Guidelines for bitemark analysis . JADA   0002-8177 1986 ; 112 ( 3 ): 383 – 6 . American Board of Forensic Odontology . ABFO guidelines...

...RM Kohr, M.D. In spite of federal and state laws that have granted autonomy for death investigation to local authorities, successful challenges were made in 2001 to prevent autopsy examinations following the executions of federal prisoners, including Timothy McVeigh. In blocking protocols...

... 17 10 2000 17 10 2000 forensic science entomology mtDNA cytochrome oxidase species identification maggot death investigation postmortem interval estimation molecular systematics References Denno   R F , Cothran   W R . Competitive interactions and ecological...

..., for concluding that a carrion-fly maggot developed on a particular human victim. If a maggot collected during a death investigation did not develop on the victim, then its age is not relevant to estimating the postmortem interval. In this study we demonstrate that mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) sequence data can...

...SP Avis, M.D. A survey of death investigation systems in Canada was conducted by questionnaire and included questions on the type of system used (coroner or medical examiner), budget, method of appointment and qualifications of coroners and medical examiners, responsible department of government...

...R Hanzlick, M.D. In 1986, the Centers for Disease and Prevention established the Medical Examiner and Coroner Information Sharing Program (MecISP) with four primary goals: 1) To improve the quality of death investigations in the United States and to promote more standardized practices concerning...

... of the serological tests. 22 02 1994 08 07 1994 11 07 1994 pathology and biology homicide death investigation sperm survival eyeglass frames eyeglass lenses lens prescription vertometer optometry References Budowle , B. , et al , “ A Preliminary Report on Binned General...

... 1994 pathology and biology death investigation mass disaster victim identification air disaster References Mc Carty , V. O. , Sohn , A. P. , Ritzlin , R. S. , Gauthier , J. H. , “ Scene Investigation, Identification and Victim Examination Following the Accident...

... by observing an inconspicuous object, a small Casio watch worn by the deceased. 18 11 1993 13 12 1993 criminalistics death investigation homicide BRIEF COMMUNICATION James Costello ~ and Frederick T. Zugibe, 2 M.D., Ph.D. Identification of a Homicide Victim by a Casio Data Bank Watch...

... a standard scene investigation protocol for sudden unexplained infant deaths. 04 04 1994 18 04 1994 pathology and biology death investigation sudden infant death syndrome death scene investigation protocols References Jones , A. M. and Weston , J. T...

.... Danto, 1 M.D. and Thomas Streed, 1 Ph.D. Death Investigation After the Destruction of Evidence REFERENCE: Danto, B. L. and Streed, T., Death Investigation After the Destruction of Evidence," Journal of Forensic Sciences, JFSCA, Vol. 39, No. 3, May 1994, pp. 863870. ABSTRACT: Unavailable...

...R Hanzlick, M.D.; R Gibson Parrish, M.D. On the basis of data collection procedures and forms used in various death investigation offices, we developed generic death investigation report forms (DIRFs). One form was designed for documenting information collected by the initial investigator of death...

... the paving material could be managed without heavy power tools, but occasionally specialized construction tools have proven very useful. KEYWORDS: forensic science, exhumation, paving materials, death investigation Exhumation of a concealed body is always a complex process best handled by a team...

... during surgery and anesthesia. KEYWORDS. pathology and biology, death, anesthetics, anesthetic/surgical deaths, anesthetic/' surgical death committee, American Society of Anesthesiology classification, death investigation One of the most perplexing responsibilities of a medical examiner is to determine...