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The ForensicWeek.com Webcast TV Show aired three shows during the week of August 2-8, 2015. Each episode was broadcast LIVE from the Convention Center Exhibit Hall in Sacramento California, where the International Association for Identification (IAI) was holding their Annual Centennial Educational Conference. The IAI is celebrating their 100th anniversary in 2015 as the oldest and largest forensic science and identification association in the world. The shows were sponsored by Bevel, Gardner & Associates, Inc. So join host Tom Mauriello and the ForensicWeek crew on www.ForensicWeek.com brought to you by ForensIQ, Inc. Thank you for watching!
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Episode 78 – Exhibition Hall – Tools of the Trade – with guests Tom Bevel and “Grif” Griffin from Bevel, Gardner & Associates; Raffie Beroukhim, Vice President of Biometrics Solutions Division from NEC Corporation of America; and Mike Grimm, Sr. from Evident, Inc.
Episode 79 – Certification, Education and Training Programs – guests Bob Garrett, Chairman of the IAI Prfessional Programs Quality Assurance Governing Board; Tom Bevel and “Grif” Griffin from Bevel, Gardner & Associates; Larry Chavez and Sandra Lee from Union Insititue & University, Sacramento, CA; and Daniel Anselment from the University of Tennessee, Law Enforcement Innovation Center & National Forensic Academy.
Episode 80 – IAI Centennial Museum – A Historical Journey – guests Steve Johnson, IAI President; Darrell Klasey, IAI Historian; and Joseph Pelski, Past IAI President and IAI COO. View article in the California Identification Digest that discusses this show. Click here 2015 09-10 CA_IAI_Digest
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4 Comments
Mary Ann Hoppa
05/20/2015Hi, I’d like to hear an episode about “anti-forensics,” especially in computer crimes.
TOMM
07/13/2015Mary Ann, What do you mean by “anti-forensics?” Tom Mauriello
faye musselman
06/17/2015Lizzie Borden was a victim of incest. When Emma went away to Wheaton Female Seminary after high school, Lizzie was 7-8 years old. Emma was no longer there to be her protector. The family had not yet moved to 92 Second Street and lived at the “Ferry Street homestead.” Orrin Gardner, life-long family friend of Emma, relative of Lizzie & Emma, and major legatee in Emma’s Will, told his nephew, Hamilton (whom he raised), about the incest. Hamilton discussed it with his Gardner relatives. My information comes from Hamilton’s son (still living) and family correspondence he has in which the incest is discussed as “we all knew about it except Emma was in denial.” When Andrew bought 92 Second, Lizzie – age 12 – had the smaller room adjacent to Emma’s larger room which you had to pass through first to get to where Lizzie was. The Orrin Gardner letters indicate the incest stopped before Lizzie turned 12 but after Emma returned from the Seminary.
TOMM
10/28/2015Thank you for watching. TOMM