Forensics

The spot looked no different than any other in the valley. The only reason the detectives were
combing the desert was because the cadaver dogs had picked up the smell of decomposition. Finally, the
search for the missing...

...to its inevitable end. This is what we signed up for. This is the work we do.


The process is necessary. Alhough it occurs slightly differently in every case, there are similarities.
All organisms pass through the same ordered stages of...

...this process releases gases that cause the unmistakeable, putrid odor of decaying flesh.
Once this stage begins the body cavity fill with fumes and the cadaver starts to become bloated.


Decomposed, burned, mutilated, whatever makes the corpse unrecognizable, its up to us to
identify the individual. If there's flesh on the bone, consider yourself lucky.
The stage of decomposition must be noted...

...the soft tissue, when analyzed against other indicators of time and cause, can be very useful


Garavito Grand Slam

Come down this Sunday to the Garavito Grand Slam and help raise money for sick kids.
Every year, more than 15000 children are diagnosed with cancer in the U.S.
The garavito grand slam will raise $100,000 to help these children.

...but something must be done. We're hosting a charity softball tournament, selling raffle tickets,
hot dogs and beer to raise money to support the kids. This Sunday, you can make a difference.


Get your lucky bat ready! The Garavito Grand Slam gets underway tomorrow. Come play ball, eat a hot
dog and help put an end to cancer. The first 138 people to arrive in the morning will get a surprise.


...of Happy Hills Children Hospital will be joining in the festivities. Step up to the plate and give
these brave kids a second chance.