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Dr Robert Mann has worked to identify victims of serial killer Jeffrey Dahmler; Vietnam war dead; and 9/11 remains. On Thursday he will arrive in Maui to assist with identifying bodies.

The process of identifying the victims of the Maui wildfires could take longer than expected because many of the casualties have been burned beyond recognition, requiring forensic experts to rely on DNA samples from bone fragments.

HONOLULU (KHON2) — A forensic anthropologist with more than four decades of experience is heading to Maui tomorrow to help identify the remains being recovered from ground zero. He explained the process may take some time. Dr. Robert Mann is one of the leading forensic anthropologists in the field. Helping identify victims who died in […]

As teams of cadaver dogs continue their painstaking search for human remains among the ashes and debris from last week’s Lahaina wildlife, a contingent of federal mortuary experts has been deployed to Maui along with a mobile morgue that arrived Tuesday to assist in the equally meticulous task of processing the dead to identify those who perished.

Critics of President Joe Biden say four days without talking about the Maui fires amounts to a failure to address the devastation.

Critics of President Joe Biden say four days without talking about the Maui fires amounts to a failure to address the devastation.

Though it is not illegal, the practice is strictly prohibited by airlines in their contracts of carriage. And carriers have shown an erratic but heavy hand in administering punishment for those caught, eliminating a skiplaggers frequent flyer miles in one instance and suing a passenger in another.

Booking a flight with a layover in the city that’s the real destination for the traveler can net big bargains, but airlines prohibit the practice.

Nearly a year now since Hurricane Ian and on Thursday, congress held a hearing in Fort Myers looking into mistakes FEMA may have made in handling the disaster and what can be done to keep them from happening again.

A historic building on Louisiana State University's campus will return to functionality after years of disrepair. Once the center of campus, multimillion dollar renovations mean students will soon get to utilize the space that was tied to the rise of controversial Gov. Huey Long.