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URL:https://susanvankirk.com/events/presentation-at-carl-sandburg-college-
 how-mystery-writers-use-forensics/
SUMMARY:Presentation at Carl Sandburg College "How Mystery Writers Use Fore
 nsics"
DESCRIPTION:I had thought to name this class "Will Oleander Poison a Cat? 
 or What I Discovered about the Wacky World of Researching Forensics for my
  Murder Mysteries."  Too long\, and I hate coming up with titles.\n\nClas
 s description:\n\nBlood spatter\, gun calibers\, poisons\, and DNA ... the
 se weren't subjects I knew about when I taught high school English. Curren
 tly\, researching forensic topics has become part of my life as a mystery 
 writer. Crime writers are always checking on forensics with questions that
  can be both humorous and puzzling. Can DNA be obtained from a half-eaten 
 muffin? If a killer has a bone marrow transplant and leaves blood at the c
 rime scene\, will this blood match him or the blood marrow donor? How long
  can someone survive in a freezer? What kinds of poison are virtually impo
 ssible to trace? Seriously\, I had no idea how humorous and intriguing the
  trip through the strange research world of an English-teacher-turned-myst
 ery-writer would be. Let's see if you can match wits and answer some of th
 e questions mystery writers ask.
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LOCATION:Carl Sandburg College\, 2400 Tom L. Wilson Blvd\, Galesburg\, Illi
 nois\, 61401\, United States
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