; ‘3 ~ Friday, October 29, 1989 — North Shore News

From PageE SNe

aos “The family said she

“would never have com-
mitted suicide, but then
the family always savs
that'so police ignored
them.” One officer was
unsatisfied however, nd
‘rook the. photo to a
forensic anthropologist.
‘Immediately he recog-
‘nized the dark areas on:
‘Her chest and hand’‘as *-:

wound sites:

‘Andezson spoke at ©

SFU's Harbour Centre...

>of the
ENTOMOLOGIST Gail: ~ -

+ Anderson

maintain basic structure

_.. and fingerprints.

“Based on this evi-
dence, Dr Rodriguez ©
and the police office
worked very hard tn get
the case reopened. It
took two years. When a
second autopsy was

_ done, they found 22

stab wounds in the
chest — she was slashed
so deeply in the palms
and that one of
her thumbs was nearly -

severed. All this was
-missed on the first. -

* autopsy.” By this time.
the perpetrator was long

gone. a
work is. |

-one of the advances in criminology," “
which is tightening the net on criminals,

No parting gifts. : ee

ogy traps poachers

including poachers. A couple years ago,
in Manitoba, she was called in to help
investigators when five black bears were
killed. “Poaching is the second biggest
crime in Canada after drug dealing,”
she notes and sites the various uses of
bear parts: as trophies and for parts
used primarily in traditional Chinese
medicine such as paws and gall blad-
ders. “We're talking about vast num-
bers. We may not have bears roaming
freely in our wilderness if this keeps up
much longer.” ; a

/On this case, she helped to pinpoint -
the time of the killings thereby discred-. -
iting the defendants, alibi. It was the:
first time in Canada that jail-time was
given for billing an animal.

- At the end, the audience, enraptured® -.

in.morbid curiosity about a very natural

e

subject: death and the recycling

“nutrients back into the earth, is given .

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