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I'm Emily Campaniel, and this is the Fox True Crime podcast.

Thank you. True Crime Podcast. I had the incredible experience of going to this year's annual Crime Con, which was held in Orlando, Florida.

It was an honor to be able to meet with law enforcement, advocates, and survivors, and to hear their stories. I also had the privilege

of speaking with world-renowned forensic pathologist Dr. Michael Bodden on the main stage, where he

provided his analysis on several high-profile cases and autopsies.

If you haven't done so already, be sure to check out Tuesday's episode of the True Crime Podcast

to hear my full conversation with Dr. Bodden.

At the end of our talk, audience members were able to ask Dr. Bodden the questions that were on their minds,

so please enjoy our Q&A session straight from

CrimeCon. We'll now open it up for questions to the doctor or myself, if you guys have any,

with our remaining few minutes here. I have two questions, actually, if you don't mind. The first

one is, as a forensic pathologist, have you ever

changed your determination after being provided with additional information, you know, maybe years

later? Yes. From time to time, yes. In fact, when I was chief medical Examiner, a family came in.

Now, this is 1970s, that their father was a fireman in New York City was diagnosed when he died after a fire in New York City as that the death was not fire-related.

And they were concerned because they had grown up thinking that the father had died at a fire and was but that he died because

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