Measuring Time with Maggots

Update: 2012-06-22

Description

In 1935, when decomposing body parts were found under a bridge, maggots were used to determine time-of-death and bugs became evidence for the first time.

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The Bones Under Gacy's House

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Behind the Scenes: Recreating the 80s

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Investigating Insects and Alibis

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Where Do Fingerprints Come From?

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All Signs Point to Innocent

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Measuring Time with Maggots

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An Innocent Man on Death Row

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The Sniper's Bullets

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Skeletons in the Smithsonian Collection

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Behind the Scenes: How to Play Dead

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Shining Light on the Evidence

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Traces of a Serial Killer

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Dr. Death's Invisible Poison

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Measuring Time with Maggots

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Measuring Time with Maggots

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Measuring Time with Maggots