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Author: Jarrett Hallcox

📘 Bodies we've buried by Jarrett Hallcox

Two administrators from the National Forensic Science Institute open the doors to their highly selective, hands‑on curriculum—often dubbed the ‘Harvard of hellish violence’—where students learn to recover buried human remains. The book follows one ten‑week course, providing unprecedented access to the techniques, challenges, and ethical considerations inherent in exhuming graves for criminal evidence. It offers a rare behind‑the‑scenes look at the meticulous practices that support criminal investigations throughout the United States.

First publish date: 2006

Genre: Crime Fiction/Criminal Underworld

Authors: Jarrett Hallcox

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