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25617
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A UNC-Greensboro anthropology professor is the leading U.S. expert on footprints in forensic anthropology. Louise Robbins says she can identify the person who made a particular shoeprint with 100 percent accuracy, making it as reliable a source of identification as the fingerprint.
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Independent Weekly
(NoCar Oversize AP 2 .I57 [volumes 13 - 23 on microfilm]), Vol. 3 Issue 6, March 29-April 11 1985,
p12-13, por
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27640
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NC State anthropology professor Ann Ross helped solve the murder of Laura Ackerson by Grant Hayes. Ross was asked for help by the NC chief medical examiner and provided evidence that Hayes murdered Ackerson after examining Ackerson’s bones and those of juvenile pigs who had both been cut using a mechanical saw. Specific details of the investigation and Ross’ contribution through her knowledge of anthropology and forensic science are detailed.
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