The Forensic Aftermath- 9/11

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🗓️ 26 December 2017

⏱️ 40 minutes

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Homeland security expert Dr. Ryan Baggett joins us to talk about the forensic analysis and processes involved in the follow-up efforts to 9/11. Given that our audience is largely familiar with the primary facts of the tragedy, Dr. Baggett focuses on the unsung heroes involved in victim recovery and identification after the towers fell. You won't want to miss this.

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0:00.0	True crime cast.
0:12.0	cast.
0:13.0	cast. Hello everybody and welcome back to True Crime Cast once again. I'm Jamie and I'm actually here without John this evening. He's feeling a little
0:34.4	under the weather so prayers for him. It would also help him feel a lot better if you
0:38.8	would go on and rate and review our podcasts. We would really appreciate that. But my gift to you this evening is that
0:45.6	you're not going to have to listen to me the entire time. We do have a very special guest and I feel bad
0:50.4	because John was so excited about this as am I.
0:53.3	Tonight we have with us Dr. Ryan Baggots
0:56.0	from Eastern Kentucky University to share some of his expertise.
0:59.2	Ryan, welcome to the show.
1:00.6	Well, thanks for having me, Jamie.
1:02.3	Why don't you tell us a little bit about your background?
1:04.0	I'll be happy to.
1:06.0	First, thanks for having me on the podcast this evening.
1:08.0	I've been listening, as a lot of people have, it seems, to this,
1:12.0	and I look forward to the future episodes you all have but as a bit of
1:16.5	background my educational background is in criminal justice both my undergrad
1:22.2	and graduate degrees are in that subject area. I'm actually a
1:27.1	Associate Professor at EKU in the area of Homeland Security And with regards to people always ask,
1:35.0	well, why did your degree in Homeland Security?
1:37.2	Well, when I went to school back in the Stone Age,
1:39.8	there was no such thing as a Homeland Security degree. Before I became a professor I was a federal
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