Forensic Dentistry, Second Edition

324 Forensic dentistry shoes. Dr. Piakis subsequently had the opportunity of compare Phillips’s dentition to the bitemark and st ...

Bitemarks 325 The case of Ray Krone is a tragic indictment of law enforcement and legal prosecution practices and of the faulty ...

326 Forensic dentistry in 1997, Drs. Homer Campbell and Richard Souviron independently reviewed the evidence and reported that, ...

Bitemarks 327 these cases is that of Kennedy Brewer in Mississippi. Brewer was convicted in 1995 of the murder and sexual assaul ...

328 Forensic dentistry available to suggest that any number of aquatic organisms, even crayfish, could have made the marks on th ...

Bitemarks 329 seen in human biting activity. An incision through a mark will reveal if there is the subepidermal hemorrhage ofte ...

330 Forensic dentistry Odontology (ABFO). He had also resigned from the American Academy of Forensic Sciences (AAFS) and the Int ...

Bitemarks 3 31 authorities may develop a theory of a crime that targets the wrong suspect and may give forensic dentists incorre ...

332 Forensic dentistry have become available. These include programs at the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology, the University ...

Bitemarks 333 A bitemark may be caused by a human biting another human, by an animal biting a human, or by either biting an obje ...

334 Forensic dentistry on the fist or other object. Teeth marks may be found on the inner aspect of a victim’s upper and lower l ...

Bitemarks 335 Figure 14.27 Bitemark with useful but limited forensic/evidentiary value. (see color insert following page 304.) F ...

336 Forensic dentistry had no missing or malposed teeth. This information would come, not from comparison, but from the profile ...

Bitemarks 337 et al. reported that females were more likely to be bitten than males, with adult females the most often bitten gr ...

338 Forensic dentistry guidelines^35 and in Bitemark Evidence.^36 Instead, this chapter will focus on practical, legal, and phil ...

Bitemarks 339 that may mimic a human bitemark. Forensic odontologists will most often become involved with the investigation of ...

340 Forensic dentistry but not limited to, color photography, black-and-white photo graphy, ultra- violet, infrared, fluorescent ...

Bitemarks 341 and a negative of the bitemark is recorded. The orientation of the impression and case number should be placed on ...

342 Forensic dentistry he or she be provided scene photographs, and often only the images of the pat- terned injury from police ...

Bitemarks 343 aware of the evidence collection in advance. Also, during examination based upon a search warrant of the body of t ...