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Articles in Fall, 2006 issue of Forensic Examiner, The

• The Forensic Examiner® in the classroom
  by Barbara Kemm-Highton
• The role of diatoms in medicolegal investigations I: the history, contemporary science, and application of the diatom test for drowning
  by Edward J. Rohn
• Hurricane Katrina: morgue operations: two forensic professionals' perspectives
  by Barbara L. Needell
• Qualifications and paradigms for the independent examiner
  by John J. Haberstroh
• Where's the truth? False confessions, police interrogations, and the case of Beverly Anne Monroe
  by Laura Kirsch
• Stand your ground: new challenges for forensic psychologists
  by Patricia Wallace
• Multiple mysterious drownings: accidents or serial murders?
  by Leann Long
• Killer coworker: the case of Michael McDermott, the Christmas killer
  by Heather B. Blades
• The ability to doubt: forensic pioneer, Alexandre Lacassagne
  by Katherine Ramsland
• Private defense evaluations
  by Bruce Gross
• Cannibalism in the Sierra Nevadas: the Donner Party: when most people hear the words "the Donner Party," the story of the wagon train members who ate each other in order to survive their trek across the Sierra Nevada mountains comes to mind. How
  by Angela Burroughs Kelly
• CE Test page: four total credits available
• The Skirt Man
• Bates' I.S.Q.D.: Identification Systems for Questioned Documents, 2d ed
• Falsely accused: evidence that innocent person was executed leads to request for investigation
• Limitless learning in forensics: an interview with Dr. Karen Gold, Director of the Mock Trial at the ACFEI National Conference
  by Karen Gold
• Should experts also be private investigators?
  by John Cosgrove
• Forensic education: five experts share their thoughts
• Register now—discount deadline extended!
• ACFEI's fundraising for the American Heart Association a huge success!
• Correction