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SUMMARY:Fire\, Cigarettes and Alcohol: An Explosive Case Study
DESCRIPTION:On 16 April 2018\, a deliberately lit fire and explosion occurred at a bonded warehouse in Alexandria\, NSW. \nThis prompted a complex investigation and demolition process delayed by council approval. \nForensic analysis revealed that $34 million worth of imported cigarettes had been stolen prior to the fire. \nThe scene showed evidence of arson\, including strategically placed pallets of used tyres and a single petrol-positive sample found in a mastic joint. \nLater testing confirmed could retain ignitable liquid residues for extended periods. \nThe fire was determined to be a calculated act to conceal the theft. \nThe warehouse owner’s insurance claim was denied on the grounds of fraud. \nA Supreme Court civil trial found that the warehouse director was aware of his father’s plan to destroy the building. \nThe father\, who fled to Russia the day after the fire\, died of a heart attack before the trial began. \n  \n  \n \nMark Pellegrino is a Certified Fire Investigator with 14 years of experience in fire and explosion investigation. \nMark has a motor vehicle examination endorsement through the IAAI-CFI (V) and a Senior Associate (CIP) of ANZIIF.  \nMark holds a Bachelor of Applied Science in Forensic Investigation\, a Diploma of General Insurance\, a Certificate IV in Building and Construction\, and a Basic Fire Debris Analysis Certificate.  \nSince 2010\, Mark has specialised in forensic fire and explosion investigations\, examining over 1\,200 incidents involving structures\, vehicles\, machinery\, and watercraft. \nFirensics – Facts from Ashes
URL:https://anzfss.org.au/event/fire-cigarettes-and-alcohol-an-explosive-case-study/
LOCATION:Eastlake Gungahlin\, 51 Hinder St\, Gungahlin\, ACT\, 2912\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Australian Capital Territory
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SUMMARY:ANZFSS AGM Symposia Night
DESCRIPTION:ANZFSS AGM Symposia Night\nDear ANZFSS Members\, \nGet ready to be captivated by presentations from our talented students and early career. Don’t miss out on this unique opportunity to witness the future of our society in action and support our up and coming! The ANZFSS council will also be there! \nDate: Thursday 21/11/2024 18:00 AEST\nVenue: RACV Club Melbourne\, Level 2 Pavilion\, 501 Bourke St\, Melbourne VIC\nFormat: Mini Symposia\nThree Course Plated Dinner\nMembers $77\, non-members $110\nBooking Link: ANZFSS Event Booking | ANZFSS \nPresenters: \nFelicity Poulsen – NSW – Operationalising biogeographical ancestry prediction in forensic investigations.\nEsme Hewitt – NZ – Restoring Humanity: Telling the Stories of Curated Skeletal Remains at the W.D. Trotter Anatomy Museum.\nKristen Clarke – QLD – Optimisation and validation of cost-effective water-based solutions of acid fuchsin for detecting fingermarks in blood.\nDr Victoria Berezowski – VIC – The suitability of using domestic pigs (Sus spp.) as human proxies in the geophysical detection of clandestine graves.\nAaron Horrocks – WA – Common Goods\, Explosive Ends: Characterisation of Homemade Potassium Chlorate.
URL:https://anzfss.org.au/event/3889/
LOCATION:RACV Club Melbourne\, Level 2 Pavilion\, 501 Bourke St\, Melbourne\, Vic\, Australia
CATEGORIES:General,New South Wales,Queensland,Victoria,Western Australia,South Australia,Tasmania,Australian Capital Territory,Northern Territory,New Zealand
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SUMMARY:ANZFSS ACT Branch - Crime-mas in Brew-ly Trivia Night
DESCRIPTION:ANZFSS ACT is hosting a Christmas in July trivia night at Cypher Brewing at 6pm on 21 July! Details below \nMembers and their guests welcome. Form teams of 6 and get ready to battle it out for some great prizes! \nLooking forward to seeing you all there!
URL:https://anzfss.org.au/event/anzfss-act-branch-crime-mas-in-brew-ly-trivia-night/
LOCATION:Cypher Brewing\, 3/35 Hinder St\, Gungahlin\, ACT\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Australian Capital Territory
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SUMMARY:ANZFSS ACT Branch - Q&A Evening with Prof Hugh Selby
DESCRIPTION:ANZFSS ACT branch is pleased to share with you a special Q&A evening with Professor Hugh Selby – barrister\, law academic\, expert witness trainer\, and author. \n13 June 2023 @ 6PM \nFREE for members\, $5 non-members. Guests welcome \nLocation: ANU Green Couch Room (Details below) \n \n 
URL:https://anzfss.org.au/event/anzfss-act-branch-qa-evening-with-prof-hugh-selby/
LOCATION:Green Couch Room\, Peter Baume Building 42a\, Australian National University
CATEGORIES:Australian Capital Territory
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SUMMARY:ACT AGM + Branch Event
DESCRIPTION:The Australian and New Zealand Forensic Science Society (ANZFSS) ACT Branch Committee invites all members to the Annual General Meeting (AGM) 6pm Monday 24 October 2022. The AGM will be held virtually over MS Teams with no in-person meeting. Details for joining the meeting have been emailed to members. \nNil RSVP required. Refer to email for all relevant documentation including Committee Nomination and proxy forms (due to actbranch@anzfss.org by COB 17 October). \nQuestions\, concerns\, and ideas from members welcome. We have achieved a lot in 2021/2022 to reinvigorate the ACT Branch and look forward to even more engagement\, interesting branch meetings and member support into 2023 – another busy Symposium year! \nThe AGM will be followed by a presentation from special guest speaker\, Heidi Yates\, the ACT Victims of Crime Commissioner (stay online via the same MS Teams link\, nil pre-registration required). \n6pm – 7pm: AGM \n7pm – 8pm: Presentation by Heidi Yates \nGuest Speaker: Heidi Yates\, ACT Victims of Crime Commissioner\n A 2022 Bill Harris Executive Leadership Award winner and trailblazer in gender-related law reform\, ACT Victims of Crime Commissioner Heidi Yates is a lawyer and leading advocate for family violence reform in the ACT. She has advocated for the development and funding of free legal services across Australia\, and for more inclusive laws here in the ACT. \nAs the ACT Victims of Crime Commissioner\, Heidi has the challenging and important role of promoting and protecting the rights of people who experience crime\, and ensuring they can access the support they need. \nHeidi will present on her career as a Human Rights Lawyer\, the functions of the ACT Victims of Crime Commissioner\, and her role overseeing the daily operations of Victim Support ACT\, which works with over 3\,000 Canberrans each year. Heidi has great insight into how victims can be failed by the system particularly in sexual assault and family violence cases\, and also in the variety of support services (including financial assistance) available. \nHeidi will share case studies from her work with the criminal justice system and expert witnesses\, inform us about the different kinds of support available to victim-survivors of crime\, and speak to how victims of crime perceive forensic evidence.
URL:https://anzfss.org.au/event/act-agm-branch-event/
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