The Tom Smith New Mexico Chapter 
Revision Date 11/13/2024
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The November Newsletter will soon be posted under the Members Only section.
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Our next meeting is Wednesday, November 13th.
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The room should be available by 1100 and orders placed by 1130 when the meeting is scheduled to begin.
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Looking forward to seeing you there and bring an interested friend.
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Speaker:
Dr. Greg Hampikian with introduction by Bob Hull
Topic:
Our presentation will be a video on Forensic DNA Investigation - The Past, Present, and the Future of DNA, from the Annual Radcliffe Science Symposium.
The presentation is by Dr. Greg Hampikian, Founder and Director of the Idaho Innocence Project, Professor of Biology and Criminal Justice at Idaho State University, Boise ID
His presentation consists of seven parts: 1) Some Basic DNA, 2) Methods for Obtaining DNA, 3) DNA Errors, 4) DNA Mixtures, 5) Statistical Issues with DNA Evidence, 6) The State vs. Chen - Timeline, and 7) FBI Confirms Death with DNA.
Because the subject matter is a little complex and some AFIO members may not remember or be familiar with some of the terms, Bob Hull will give a little introduction before showing the video.
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