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Silent Witness: How Forensic Anthropology Is Used to Solve the World's Toughest Crimes by Roxana Ferllini (Paperback, 2012)

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Condition: Good. Weight: 722 Gms. Edition: Revised. Pages: 224. Publish Date: 23/08/2012.

Place of Publication
Ontario
Spine
14mm
Content Note
Black & White Halftones, Colour Illustrations, Frontispiece
Author Biography
Roxana Ferllini has worked for the UK Foreign Office as a Senior Forensic Anthropologist in their missions to Kosovo and for the United Nations as a Forensic Anthropologist in Rwanda. She has written extensively on facial reproduction, political conflict and genocide in Rwanda and the role of forensic anthropology in human rights issues. She has a Master of Arts in biological anthropology and is a respected teacher of forensic anthropology to doctors and judges. She also teaches at the Institute of Archaeology, University College London. Cyril H. Wecht is a forensic pathologist, attorney and medical-legal consultant certified by the American Board of Pathology. He teaches at the University of Pittsburgh and the Duquesne University Schools of Law, Pharmacy, and Health Sciences. Dr. Wecht has performed approximately 17,000 autopsies and has supervised, reviewed or has been consulted on approximately 30,000 additional postmortem examinations.
Foreword by
Dr Cyril Wecht
Date of Publication
23/08/2012
Edition Statement
2nd Revised Ed.
Country of Publication
Canada

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