Abstract
The author is president of General Investigations Inc., Chicago and has had extensive experience in the field of arson investigation. Prior to assuming his present position in April of 1956 he was a special agent with the Mutual Investigation Bureau, Chicago. He has lectured on various arson investigation programs during the last ten years and has written extensively on problems arising out of this type of investigation. His present paper is based upon a presentation given at the Fourth Annual Short Course for Arson Investigators, Ohio State University.-EDIToR.
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