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Lecture focuses on famous unsolved cases and forensic evidence
Stacy Briggs, Intelligencer Features Editor
March 20th, 2009

Arcadia University’s Colloquium Series explores “Famous Unsolved Cases: O.J. Simpson and JonBenet Ramsey — What Does the Forensic Evidence Have to Say?” with Larry Presley, director of the school’s forensic science master’s program, at 7:30 p.m. March 24 in the Grey Towers Castle Mirror Room on the college’s campus.

Presley’s presentation looks at what the real forensic evidence suggests about these cases and about what happened, explores the forensic evidence and where it leads, and answers the question of why these cases have yet to be solved.

"Much has been written and discussed about these unsolved cases, generating many opinions. Some of this information has been actual, but some has been largely unfounded or misunderstood. But what does the real forensic evidence suggest about these cases and about what happened?

This presentation explores the forensic evidence and where it leads. Finally, we will begin to answer the question of why these cases have yet to be solved."

450 S. Easton Road

Glenside, Pennsylvania 19038

Information: www.arcadia.edu/colloquia