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Video Superimposition of Skulls and Photographic Portraits—A New Aid to Identification

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Abstract Videosuperimposition of a skull with antemortem photographs of a person suspected to be deceased is a valuable adjunct in the police identification process. In this paper, the technique is described with its flexibility, variations, and limitations discussed.

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1955The human skeleton in forensic medicine. I.1963The Human Skeleton in Forensic Medicine 1984A Method of Matching Skulls with Photographic Portraits Using Landmarks and Measurements of the Dentition 1982Videocamera superimposition and facial reconstruction as an aid to identification

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