#3 Interview with Dr. Bill Bass, Inside a Toomark laboratory, Making a Bloodspatter Device, Book Reviews, How You Can Set Up a Body Farm, Finding Money For Your Forensics Program, Using Forensics To Learn a Foreign Language, A Roundup of Budget Digital Microscopes, A Day In The Life of a Fire Investigator, Forensic Higher Ed Programs, The History of Forensic Entomology, The Morgue Guy, and Stoopid Criminals.

#2 Interview with Dr. Henry Lee, Inside a Forensics Firearms Laboratory, Using Bloodstains to Learn Geometry and Trigonometry, How One School started a 4-year Forensics Program, High School Forensics Competition, Adapting Bloodspatter Exercises for Students With Disabilities, The History of Fingerprints, Using Bloom’s Taxonomy With Forensic Education, Fake Blood Recipes, The History of Toolmarks, How Students Can Get a Forensic Career, Book Reviews, and Stoopid Criminals.

#4 Interview with Discovery Health Channel’s Dr. G., Medical Examiner, a Comparison of TV’s CSI With the Real Las Vegas Crime Lab, Fingerprint Chemistry (and labs you can use in your classroom), Using Art to Learn Forensics, Decomposition Made Easy, The Training of Cadaver Dogs, A Day In The Life of a Fire Investigator (continued), Forensic Higher Ed Programs, The History of Forensic Chemistry, The Morgue Guy, and Stoopid Criminals.

Unfortunately, this issue never made it to the printer. Costs in the printing business went up (paper, ink, shipping, labor etc...) and we didn’t have enough ad revenue to publish without going severely into debt. The articles slated for this issue went into the next one. Maybe someday we’ll publish a special Lost Issue issue to make up for it, but for now it remains like one of Kevin Costner’s movies--people are sure they know about it, but no one can recall what it was about.

#6 An interview with Carol Henderson, President of the AAFS, Using History to Learn Forensics, Search Warrant Quiz, Digging For Bones (anywhere), Forensic Dentistry and how to use it in your classroom, Cadaver Blood For Teaching Blood Clots (not quite what you think), Forensic Higher Ed Programs, The History of Forensic Biotechnology, Serial Killer Crossword Puzzle, a Mini Mystery, Just For Fun, The Morgue Guy, Stoopid Criminals, and more.

#7 An interview with Dr. Herb MacDonell, Inventor Of The MAGNA Brush And The World’s Greatest Blood Spatter Expert, Using Garbage To Learn Forensics, Forensic News, Fingerprint Quiz, How To Set Up A Crime Scene, How To Work A Crime Scene, How To Process A Crime Scene, Where To Find Money For Forensics, Fake Blood Recipes AFIS: What Is It And How Is It Different From What’s On TV?, Forensic Higher Ed Programs, The History Of Fingerprints, Crime Scene Crossword Puzzle, A Mini Mystery, Just For Fun, The Morgue Guy, Stoopid Criminals, and more.

#8 An interview with Jeffery Deaver, author of The Bone Collector, Using Food to Learn Forensics, FBI Bad Guy Picture Quiz, Ewww! Another Decomp Article, How to Treat Your Students to a Virtual Autopsy, Preserving Footprints in the Snow, Making and Running Realistic Crime Scenes, A Challenge: How Long Have I Been Dead?, Forensic Higher Ed Programs, The History of Firearms, Forensic Crossword Puzzle, a Mini Mystery, Forensic News, Just For Fun, The Morgue Guy, Stoopid Criminals, and more.

#9 An interview with Frank Bender, a forensic sculptor who gives faces back to the dead, Using Shakespeare to Learn Forensics, a Paint Chip Lab, How Your Students Can Make a Polygraph, How to do a Mummy Study, Options and Suggestions for Your Final Exam, a special, last minute Forensic Teacher Supplement, a Bloodspatter Quiz and Forensic Higher Ed Programs, The History of the Secret Service, Forensic Crossword Puzzle, a Mini Mystery, Forensic News, Just For Fun, The Morgue Guy, Stoopid Criminals, and more.

#10 An interview with Dr. Michael Baden, forensic pathologist, Suggestions on How to Make the Most of Summer From a Forensic Standpoint, Using Plants to Learn Forensics, How to get your own GC/MS ASAP, Blacklight Forensics, a special section for teachers new to forensics (how to set up, process, and run a crime scene, how to make fake blood, and how to find money for your classroom). our Decomposition Quiz and Forensic Higher Ed Programs, The History of the Forensic Teeth Marks, Forensic Crossword Puzzle, a Mini Mystery, Just For Fun, The Morgue Guy, Stoopid Criminals, and more including movies and live links.

#11 An interview with Frank Hicks, Questioned Document Examiner, How to Get Your Students to Love Doing Book Reports, Duct Tape Forensics, Making a Bloody Mess, Blood Drop Physics, Tabletop Crime Scenes. Our Forensic Myths Quiz, Cool Live Links,  and Forensic Higher Ed Programs. The History of Forensic Toxicology, the Forensic Crossword Puzzle, a Mini Mystery, Just For Fun, The Morgue Guy, Stoopid Criminals, Forensic News, and more including movies and live links.

#1 Interview with Kathy Reichs, How to Set Up a Crime Scene, How to Process a Crime Scene, Forensics for New Teachers, Teaching Forensics to Students With Disabilities, Reading and Writing Across the Curriculum with Forensics, New Websites for Forensics, The History of Crime Scenes,, Book Reviews, and Stoopid Criminals.

OR, the first nine issues are available on CD for only $29.95.

Plus you get all the podcasts, worksheets, and files; about 350 pages in all.

#12 An interview with Dayle Hinman, former profiler and host of truTV’s “Body of Evidence”, Using Art to Learn Forensics, An Easy Urinalysis Lab, How to Set Up and Run the Excavation of a Body Activity, How to do Recover Fingerprints From Submerged Objects, Two Mini-labs, a DNA Quiz and Forensic Higher Ed Programs, The History of Forensic Document Examination, Forensic Crossword Puzzle, a Mini Mystery, Just For Fun, The Morgue Guy, Stoopid Criminals, and more.

#13 An interview with Dr.Cyril Wecht, forensic pathologist, Forensic Mentoring, A Comprehensive Fingerprint Lab, Using TV Forensic Show Mistakes to Learn, Using Dogs to Learn Soil Analysis, How to Make a Crime Scene Dummy, An Easy Tire Tracks Lab, A Blood Quiz, Hot Websites to Look At,Upcoming Forensic Event Calendar, Forensic Crossword Puzzle, a Mini Mystery, Just For Fun, The Morgue Guy, Stoopid Criminals, and more.

#14 An interview with John R. Dobies, Forensic Game Warden and Environmentalist, Pickle Autopsy, Would You Be A Reliable Witness?, Barcode Fingerprints, Using Teeth to Learn Forensics, How To Make a Blood Spatter Cage, A Complete Questioned Document Lab, Using Urban Myths For Critical Thinking, Mini-Mystery, Crossword Puzzle, Odontology Quiz, The Morgue Guy, Just For Fun, What’s Going on, Stupid Criminals, and more.