Forensics are different when someone dies in a body of water…
First you have the problem of locating the person, say PAOLA A MAGNI and EDDA GUARESCHI of Murdoch University and ROSSELLA PABA of James Cook
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First you have the problem of locating the person, say PAOLA A MAGNI and EDDA GUARESCHI of Murdoch University and ROSSELLA PABA of James Cook
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Underwater photographers can sometimes get carried away – and that’s how incidents start.
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