Burned human remains in a double homicide: a forensic case in Cyprus

Chrysostomou, Popi Th.

doi:10.1002/9781118384213.ch15

Skeletal Trauma Analysis 2015

DOI: 10.1002/9781118384213.ch15

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Burned human remains in a double homicide: a forensic case in Cyprus

Popi Th. Chrysostomou

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The role of the forensic archeologist and anthropologist in recovery of human remains from fatal fires

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Fatal fires pose complex challenges for responders due to the requirement to investigate all aspects of the fire using methods that maximize evidence recovery and integrity, including optimal and respectful recovery of the deceased. In this article, the authors consider the value of the inclusion of both forensic archeologists and forensic anthropologists in circumstances of fatal fire, identifying some of the challenges posed by these environments and what each can contribute.This article is categorized under: Crime Scene Investigation > Crime Scene Examination Forensic Anthropology > Forensic Archaeology Forensic Anthropology > Taphonomic Changes and the Environment

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The role of the forensic archeologist and anthropologist in recovery of human remains from fatal fires

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2024

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Burned human remains in a double homicide: a forensic case in Cyprus

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The role of the forensic archeologist and anthropologist in recovery of human remains from fatal fires

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