A Bibliography Related to Crime Scene Interpretation with ...

2000b2000cA Survey on the Evidential Value of Fibres and the Interpretation of the Findings in Fibre Transfer Cases. Part 2 - Interpretation and Reporting.Science and Justice, 40(3):201-209.The Evidential Value of Black Cotton Fibres. A Presentation before the 2nd European Academy of Forensic Sciences Meeting, Cracow, Poland.2001 The Evidential Value of Black Cotton Fibres. Science and Justice, 41:245-260.Grieve, Michael C., and Thomas W. Biermann1997a The Population of Coloured Textile Fibres on Outdoor Surfaces. Science & Justice, 37(4):231-241.1997b Wool Fibres-Transfer to Vinyl and Leather Vehicle Seats and Some Observations on Their Secondary Transfer. Science and Justice, 37:31-18.2003 The Individuality of Blue Polyester Fibers Used to Provide Forensic Evidence. Proceedings of the 3rd European Academy of Forensic ScienceMeeting, September 22-27, Istanbul, Turkey. Forensic Science International, 136(Supplement 1):121-122.Grieve, M.C., and J. Dunlop1987 A Practical Aspect of the Interpretation of Fibre Evidence. Journal of the Forensic Science Society, 32:169-175.Grieve, M.C., J. Dunlop, and P.S. Haddock1988 An Assessment of the Value of Blue, Red, and Black Cotton Fibres as 'Target' Fibres in Forensic Science Investigations. Journal of ForensicSciences, 33:1332-1344.Grieve, Michael C., and Kenneth G. Wiggins2001 Fibers Under Fire: Suggestions for Improving Their Use to Provide Forensic Evidence. Journal of Forensic Sciences, 46(4):835-843.Hatch, K.L.1993 Textile Science. West Publishing, Minneapolis/St. Paul, MinnesotaHearle, J.W., B. Lomas, and W.D. Cooke1998 Atlas of Fibre Fracture and Damage to Textiles. CRC Press, Boca Raton, FL.(ISBN: 0849338816)Heyn, A.N.J.1954 Fiber Microscopy. Interscience Publishers, New York.Holland, A.D.2001 An Investigation into the Effect of Soft Tissue Decomposition on Short-term Degradation of Associated Textiles, Using Pig Cadavers as anAnalogue for Human Remains. unpublished Masters of Science Dissertation, University of Bradford, UK.Home, J.M., and R.J. Dudley1980 A Summary of Data Obtained froma Collection of Fibres from Casework Materials. Journal of the Forensic Science Society, 20:253-261.Houck, Max M.2003 Inter-comparison of Unrelated Fiber Evidence. Forensic Science International, 135(2):146-149.Houck, M.M., J.A. Siegel, A.C. Thorsen1999 A Large-Scale Transfer Study with Fluorescent Target Fibers. American Academy of Forensic Sciences.Huang, Min, and Jehuda Yinon2003 Forensic Identification of Dyes Extracted from Textile Fibers by Liquid Chromatography-Mass Spectrometry (LC-MS). A paper presneted at the55th Annnual Meeting of the American Academy of Forensic Sciences, Chicago, Illinois, February 22, 2003.Huang, Min, Jehuda Yinon, and Michael E. Sigman2004 Fiber Dye Identification by High Performance Liquid Chromatography-Mass Spectrometry (HPLC-MS). Presentation before the 56th AnnualMeeting of the American Academy of Forensic Sciences (Advance Program), February 21, 2004, Dallas, Texas.Jackson, G., and R. Cook1986 The Significance of Fibres Found on Car Seats. Forensic Science International, 32:275-281.Janaway, R.C.1979 A Pilot Study of the Examination and Scanning Electron Microscopy of Metal Preserved Textile Fibers. Unpublished Dissertation. UniversityCollege, Cardiff.1983 Textile Fibre Characteristics Preserved by Metal Corrosion: The Potential of SEM Studies. The Conservator, 7:48-52.1985 Dust to dust: the preservation of textile materials in metal artefact corrosion products with reference to inhumation graves. Science andArchaeology, 27: 29-34.1987 The preservation of organic materials in association with metal artefacts deposited in inhumation graves. in Death, decay and reconstruction:approaches to archaeology and forensic science, edited by A. Boddington, A.N. Garland, and R.C. Janaway, Manchester University Press,Manchester, UK., pp. 127-148.447