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The FBI examiner who specialized in hair and fiber explained to the jury the conditions of the hair found at the crime scene.
The FBI examiner who specialized in hair and fiber explained to the jury the conditions of the hair found at the crime scene.
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S1, EP141 "The Case of FBI Examiners"The FBI examiner who specialized in hair and fiber explained to the jury the conditions of the hair found at the crime scene.
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S1, EP142 "Scientists Break Down the Evidence"The jury heard about the remains of Caylee Anthony from experts from a range of fields like botany, entomology, anthropology and geology.
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S1, EP141 "The Case of FBI Examiners"The FBI examiner who specialized in hair and fiber explained to the jury the conditions of the hair found at the crime scene.
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