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Welcome to the website of the Kansas Division of the International Association for Identification!
We are a division of the oldest and largest forensic association in the world. This professional association represents a diverse, knowledgeable, and experienced membership that are assembled to educate, share, critique and publish methods, techniques and research in the physical forensic science disciplines.
ANNOUNCEMENTSContact Wade Cherms, Editor, if you have anything to contribute to the KDIAI Newsletter! Interested in being on the KDIAI Board of Directors or on a Committee? Must hold active membership to hold a position. Contact a current Board Member or a Past President! New trainings are added all the time. Don't forget to check them out!Online Conference Registration is Now Closed.If you are interested in attending and did not get registered, on-site registration is available day of conference. | Conference flyer is here!
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KDIAI at IAI national conference!
 Wade Cherms, Cody Goforth, Cassie Schultheis, Jackie Hayworth, Bri Wagner, Ashley Fox Several KDIAI members had the opportunity to attend the 108th national IAI Conference in Reno, Nevada in August 2024. They attended lectures and workshops throughout the week pertaining to forensic science. They also had the opportunity to network with others, speak with vendors and see some of the latest and greatest offerings by the vendors. If you have never attended the national conference, and you have the opportunity to do so, seriously consider going! It is a wonderful experience!
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Cassie Schultheis, Forensic Scientist with the Johnson County Crime Lab, had the wonderful opportunity to present at the IAI Conference! She presented "Attempted Homicide with a Trash Bag", a case study and the research related to the case. The case involved a plastic trash bag with latent prints that appeared to be reversed. Through research Cassie discovered that some trash bags can have latent print residue bleed through the plastic and end up on the other side of the bag, resulting in a reversed impression.
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Wade Cherms, CSI with the Riley County Police Department, submitted a photograph into the Photo Contest. His photo, titled "Fentanyl Dollar", depicted a rolled dollar bill inside a prescription container with traces of counterfeit pills containing fentanyl. His photo won 3rd place!
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