Mass Fatality Incidents: A Guide for Forensic Identification

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SPECIAL REPORT /JUNE 05Indiana State Emergency ManagementAgencyIndiana State PoliceIndiana University Medical CenterIndiana University School of DentistryInstitute for Law and Justice (Alexandria,Virginia)International Association for IdentificationInternational Association for Identification,Arizona DivisionInternational Association for Identification,Chesapeake Bay DivisionInternational Association for Identification,Florida DivisionInternational Association for Identification,Georgia DivisionInternational Association for Identification,Illinois DivisionInternational Association for Identification,Iowa DivisionInternational Association for Identification,New Jersey DivisionInternational Association of Chiefs ofPoliceInternational Association of EmergencyManagersInternational Association of Fire ChiefsInternational City/County ManagersAssociationInternational Commission on MissingPersons (Sarajevo, Bosnia-Herzegovina)International Critical Incident StressFoundationInternational Police Criminal Organization(Lyon, France)International/American Association forDental ResearchIowa Emergency Management DivisionIowa State Office of the MedicalExaminer, Iowa Department of PublicHealthJefferson County Sheriff’s Office (Golden,Colorado)Kansas Division of EmergencyManagementKansas Voluntary Organizations Active inDisastersKentucky Division of EmergencyManagementKentucky Voluntary Organizations Active inDisastersKenyon International EmergencyServices, Inc.Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Office(California)Louisiana Dental AssociationLouisiana Office of EmergencyPreparednessLouisiana State Coroners AssociationLouisiana State University School ofDentistryLucas County Coroner’s Office (Toledo,Ohio)Maine Department of Defense, Veterans,and Emergency ManagementMarshall University, Forensic ScienceCenter74
MASS FATALITY INCIDENTS: A GUIDE FOR HUMAN FORENSIC IDENTIFICATIONMaryland Emergency ManagementAgencyMaryland State Dental AssociationMaryland Voluntary Organizations Active inDisastersMassachusetts Dental SocietyMassachusetts Emergency ManagementAgencyMassachusetts Executive Office of PublicSafetyMassachusetts State PoliceMassachusetts State Police CrimeLaboratoryMedical College of VirginiaMercyhurst Archaeological Institute,Mercyhurst CollegeMiami-Dade County Fire RescueDepartment (Miami, Florida)Miami-Dade County Medical Examiner’sOffice (Miami, Florida)Miami-Dade County Police Department,Crime Laboratory Bureau (Miami,Florida)Miami-Dade County Police Department,Criminal Investigations Division (Miami,Florida)Miami-Dade County VoluntaryOrganizations Active in DisastersMichigan State University, Department ofAnthropologyMid-Atlantic Association of ForensicScientistsMidwestern Association of ForensicScientistsMilwaukee County Medical Examiner’sOffice (Milwaukee, Wisconsin)Minnesota Department of Public SafetyMinnesota Division of EmergencyManagementMinnesota Voluntary Organizations Activein DisastersMississippi Crime LaboratoryMississippi Emergency ManagementAgencyMissouri State Emergency ManagementAgencyMontana Disaster and EmergencyServicesMyriad Genetics, Inc.National Association of CountiesNational Association of Criminal DefenseLawyersNational Association of Medical ExaminersNational Association of PoliceOrganizationsNational Center for Forensic ScienceNational Center for Post Traumatic StressDisordersNational Disaster Medical SystemNational District Attorneys AssociationNational DNA Data Bank of CanadaNational Emergency ManagementAssociationNational Emergency Response TeamNational Forensic Science TechnologyCenter75
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