Mary H. Manhein's 30-year career has been filled with accomplishments. She propelled the Forensic Anthropology and Computer Enhancement Services Laboratory at Louisiana State University to the forefront of forensic anthropology and facial reconstruction. A fellow in the physical anthropology section of the Ameerican Academy of Forensic Sciences, she consulted on hundreds of forensic cases; both for disasters, such as hurricanes and fires; and criminal cases, including high-profile serial killings. She also served as deputy coroner of the East Baton Rouge Parish.
| Born | 21 December 1943 |
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| Born | 21 December 1943 |
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Forensic anthropology, Case studies, Forensic sciences, Women forensic anthropologists, Antiquities, Biography, Fiction, Forensic osteology, Human remains (Archaeology), Human remans (Archaeology), Manhein, Mary H, Physical anthropology, Scientists, biography, Women, united states, biographyPlaces
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