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More evidence for the prosecution came from Georgia Crime Lab Microanalyst Larry Peterson. A purple thread from Williams' bedspread, a green fiber from his bedroom rug and several hairs from his pet German shepherd, said Peterson, showed "no significant microscopic difference" from fibers found in Cater's hair...
Above all, there is no analysis of character. We feel we learn something about Rembrandt from looking at the late self-portraits. About Close's sitters, one learns nothing-except that they have more pores than the travertine of the Colosseum. One's curiosity about who they may...
DIED. Jonas Robitscher, 60, Emory University professor and forensic psychiatrist who explored the legal and social ramifications of the science in such books as Pursuit of Agreement: Psychiatry and the Law (1966) and The Powers of Psychiatry (1980); of cancer; in Atlanta.
There is quite a lot of "narrative" art, disconnected accumulations of words and images that owe something to Jasper Johns, something to James Rosenquist. The most conspicuous new practitioner is a Texan named Vernon Fisher, 37, the only artist represented in all three shows. But political content hardly appears at...
Top U.S. forensic pathologists examined all the available evidence in 1973, 1975 and again in 1978. They concluded that the two shots that hit the President came from the rear, and in all probability were fired from the sixth floor of the Texas School Book Depository.