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Code Breaking in Law Enforcement: A 400-Year History Dorn Vernessa Samuel |
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National Center for Forensic Science Ignitable Liquids Reference
Collection and Database
Stephen P. Allen, Mary R. Williams, Craig Bryant, Doug Byron, James Cerven, Bradley D. Cooper, Dennis C. Hilliard, Judi Hoffmann, Jason Kwast, Sherrie A. Thomas, and Carrie M. Whitcomb |
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| Quality Assurance Guide for the Forensic Analysis of Ignitable Liquids Fire Laboratory Standards and Protocols Committee Scientific/Technical Working Group for Fire and Explosions |
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