How Does Bones Do It? : Real-Life Forensic Anthropology in the Tarrant County Medical Examiners Office

Tuesday Dec 1 | 5:30 pm - 7:00 pm

Have you ever wondered how experts use human bones to identify victims of crimes? In this talk, two forensic anthropologists from the Tarrant County Medical Examiner’s Office will explain the process behind forensic analysis.
They will share stories from actual cases they have worked on here in Texas, in New York City, and beyond!

For more information, please contact Dr. Dave Aftandilian: hare@tcu.edu

Tuesday, December 1st
5:30 -7:00 pm
Palko Hall 130

Co-sponsored by TCU Anthropology Program and TCU Department of Criminology & Criminal Justice.

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Palko Hall

3000 Bellaire Drive North
Fort Worth, TX 76109

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How Does Bones Do It? : Real-Life Forensic Anthropology in the Tarrant County Medical Examiners Office

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Questions about this event?

Arnav Agarwal

Email: arnav.agarwal@tcu.edu