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Silent Witness
takes readers behind the scenes on real crime cases requiring the skills and expertise of a forensic anthropologist. It describes the techniques they use, how they locate a body and uncover evidence, and how the unique characteristics of each body bear silent witness to age, sex and cause of death as well as clues leading to who or what was responsible.Following a foreword and case study by world-renowned forensic anthropologist Cyril Wecht, the book opens with a review of the science of forensics--how bones talk. Eight chapters organize 350 color photographs and illustrations to focus on such topics as the history of forensic anthropology what bones tell us types of interment and exhumation body decomposition, facial reconstruction air disasters fires and explosives and massacres.The book uses 32 real-life case studies to illustrate the techniques used. They include the notorious (Ernesto Che Guevara, Jeffrey Dahmer) the tragic and explosive (American Airlines Flight 191, the Hinton Rail Collision) the horrific (dirty wars, genocide) and the wretched (bank robber and circus exhibit Elmer McCurdy).Since it was first published,
Silent Witness
has been used in high school and college classrooms across North America as a required text or recommended reading.\" Presented by STUDENT NAME. Table of Contents. 1. Introduction. 1.1 Define the terms: a) Genocide, b)War Crimes and c) Crimes Against Humanity. 2. United Nations Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide (CPPCG).