Infectious Diseases, Forensic Anthropology, and Plane Crash Survivors

This chapter explores the testing process for infectious diseases and the precautions necessary when working near decomposing bodies. It also highlights the role of forensic anthropologists in solving criminal cases through bone profiling and discusses specific cases such as John Wayne Gacy and the Big Bopper, as well as a remarkable survival story of a girl in South America.

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