Map Shows US Missing-Persons Cases by State
Oklahoma has the highest missing-persons rate of all the U.S. states, while Massachusetts has the lowest.
Source: newsweek.com
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MSU forensic anthropologist offers hope in identifying long missing persons
On June 1, 1960, Lyrian Barry-Stallings, a 5-foot-tall Black woman, boarded a Greyhound bus in Columbus to get to St. Louis, Missouri. She vanished, never to be seen at her
Source: meridianstar.com
Goliath becomes MSU's first fellow of prestigious American Academy of Forensic Sciences
A Mississippi State forensic anthropologist is the university’s first fellow in the American Academy of Forensic Sciences, the premiere organization for professional forensic scientists in the country.
West Virginia United States Hsain Ilahiane Sarah Nicholas American Academy Of Forensic Sciences Ohio State University
Source: msstate.edu
Investigators comb through a Mississippi farm field looking for bodies during forensic training
Hog carcasses were buried last summer near the state training academy, which investigators are now working to unearth as part of their forensic training.
United States Mississippi State University Rankin County Tony Carleton Greg Eklund Mississippi Law Enforcement Officers Training Academy
Source: wapt.com