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Reports Forensic- odontology by Leif Kullman The case with the unhappy woman who caught fire on herself
When someone is burned to death, it is of course a common problem to make a
visual confrontation identification to establish identity and therefore a
dental identification has to be made. Everything started in a play ground in one of Stockholm´s southern suburbs. In the early morning hours a dog and its owner makes a horrible finding, namely a severely burned body on the ground. He calls the police who soon arrives. During their immediate preliminary exam, they can verify that it is a female body and they estimate the age very roughly to 15 to 20 years. The body is a lot burned but mostly superficial and some clothes remnants persist in the body. No signs of assault or battery
can be made and this is verified later after the autopsy. No identity papers
are found on or near the body. The place near the body and the body itself
smells gasolin. The
case is reported in the Newspapers and a couple of days later a doorkeeper
from a house nearby the playground shows up and says that he has not seen
one of the tenants the last days. Reading about the case with the burned
female in a Newspaper he became really suspicious an here he is now. Through
relatives to this woman we get the name of a dentist and receive antemortem
written records and radiographs. |
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