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DACTYLOSCOPY:
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The Science Of Fingerprinting - Large
information section on this subject.
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FORENSIC
SCIENCE:
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Who
did it? How? When? These are the types of questions that
forensic scientists ask.
Who did not do it?
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CRIME SCENE: True Stories from the Life of a
Forensic Investigator
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‘Day after day my life was consumed by killings,
distress and gruesome sights, each one adding
another piece to an ever-growing mosaic that
seemed to be made up of bloodied disposable
gloves, plastic bags and human waste. My mind was
becoming filled with these remnants, storing them
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When Esther McKay, an idealistic young constable with
the NSW police, entered the tough, male-dominated
world of forensic investigation, she was determined to
hold her own. She soon found herself at deeply
confronting crime scenes, often working alone and
without supervision. Her cases ranged from a beautiful
young girl machetted to death by her jealous boyfriend
to the electrocution of a small child, from the
Newcastle earthquake victims to the suicide whose body
had liquidified in his poisoned car.
Eventually it became too much to bear. After years of
long, lonely, exhausting days and nights, and the
following a particularly harrowing high-profile case
involving the disappearance of two young boys, Esther
had a breakdown and was diagnosed with post-traumatic
stress disorder. She was discharged from the police
force hurt in the line of duty, and ultimately began a
remarkable journey to recovery.
The book is Esther's story. Powerful, moving and
unforgettable. CRIME SCENE takes us inside the life of
a forensic investigator, and reveals as never before
the extraordinary demands and dangers of forensic
work.
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NSW -
2004 - 7- MISSING
PERSONS LIST
Due to data-base up-dating the TBL
Missing Persons list is off line until corrections have been completed.
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HAVE YOU SEEN
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If
you have any information on these or any missing person, no
matter how trivial, PLEASE
contact either your local police station or the NMPU.
All mail is secure and you may choose to give it anonymously.
Contact
phone numbers: NMPU
: 1800 000 634
Click
here for more missing persons at NMPU
NSW - 2004-7 - MISSING
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