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4:30 One of the first steps in pursuing justice in a homicide or missing person case is identifying the deceased person. A tool created by researchers at the University of New Mexico is making that process easier. The New Mexico Decedent Image Database includes 150 million images of whole-body CT scans. The database is the first of its kind in the nation. The scans help both forensic investigators and health care practitioners learn more about identifying unknown bodies, especially Indigenous people.  Dr. Heather Edgar is a forensic anthropologist at the Office of the Medical Investigator and the creator of the database. DR. HEATHER EDGAR: The database includes over 15,000 individuals. And there s not another database like this that includes whole-body CT scans of that many individuals, especially ones that are so well documented. So because of that, there s been a lot of interest across the world. There has been research done on the effects of cancer drugs, improving automobi

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