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Forensic Investigation Of Explosions Alexander Beveridge
Publisher: Taylor & Francis

On the second floor of the parking garage underneath the World Trade Center tower 1, an explosion occurred that left a crater 150-feet wide by several stories deep AND high. Loucks is highly regarded as an expert in scientific forensic investigations of high profile matters involving explosions and blasts. These special persons are forensic examiners. We are still conducting investigations. It was sent for forensic examination and was found to be a potentially viable pipe bomb. This is sort of a mild explosive, but it can be quite dangerous in large quantities. One avenue of investigation is already closed off to forensic officials working the Boston Marathon bombing case due to efforts dating back decades by the National Rifle Association and gun manufacturers. General described the FBI and ATF as having “developed separate and often conflicting approaches to explosives investigations and related activities such as explosives training, information sharing, and forensic analysis. "This could be an accident, this could be an explosion of chemicals. Anthony Bucco (R-25th Dist.) that the BPU's service and reliability divisions were conducting a “forensic investigation” of the explosion, which buckled concrete floors and resulted in closure of the library for an indefinite period. €�Preliminary investigations are indicating that the cause was due to explosives. Let us not speculate," he said. He said a forensic examination was not yet finished. Army Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) and SO15 counter-terrorist officers examined the device and were able to remove it safely. The following Examination of the T-shirt and timer pieces ultimately provided the names of two men suspected of being responsible for the explosion on the Pan Am flight. Officials say these investigators have extensive experience in forensic engineering, and are experts in investigating gas explosions. This rapid rise can be seen in the review of the use of CE in explosive analysis published by McCord and Bender (1998). The reasons for its rapid rise in popularity are similar to its advantages in the previous mentioned forensic samples. Therefore we all need to be very cautious.