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Deadman Research Paper
The phrase deadman tells no tales is actually not true, A deadman can

Actually tell a tale. The deadman does not actually talk but he tells a tale by his

Bones. People called forensic anthropologist look at people's bones and can

Find out how old someone is their race and their gender. They look at teeth and

How many of your bones have ossified. Bones can also tell what jobs people had

And what experience that person has done.

Forensic anthropologist look at every bone to find anything detail that could

Match a person. Once they match something to a person they start to recreate

what the person looks like and see if a family member recognizes them. Today

anthropologist can evan find what time they died down to the hour of the death.
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They help the investigator by seeing if someone's alibi is true or not.

So evan know a dead man cant talk he can still tell people more than you think by

His bones, It just takes the right person to read the

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