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Dying with purpose: How a field full of bodies in North Carolina helps solve mysteries

Would you donate your body to science?

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Mystery deaths and cold cases in Charlotte increasingly solved by family trees, DNA

“There’s a lot of bad people that have done a lot of bad things that are probably a little concerned right now.”

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Human decomposition research at North Carolina university

Human decomposition research at North Carolina university
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Food Preservatives Delay How Fast Human Corpses Decompose?

We presented the question to the director of forensic anthropology at Western Carolina University.

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The missing Titanic submersible has likely used its 96 hours of oxygen, making chances of rescue even bleaker

The US Coast Guard estimated that there was enough oxygen on board the missing Titan submersible to take it to around 7 a.m. ET on June 22.

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