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Porter, B.1983 Mind Hunters: Tackin
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Schlesinger, Louis B.1980 Distincti
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1997 The Psychological Autopsy. In
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Young, Thomas W., Suzanna Wooden, J
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Brogdon, B.G.1998a Forensic Radiolo
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Coker, James A.2004 Hazardous Mater
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Lang, T., and B.M. Dixon2000 The Po
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Peay, Jill1996 Inquiries After Homi
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Jackman, Tom, and Troy Cole19__ Rit
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Scammell, Henry1991 Mortal Remains:
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