Panelists tell their stories about moving to Hawaii and how although African-Americans are small in numbers there, they have made big contributions. The speakers also discuss the cultural differences in Hawaii regarding racial treatment.
Toxicology
Mike Bodge talks about homicide and suicide by chemicals and household items. Some examples are peach pits, almonds, nicotine, and antifreeze. He also talks about how autopsies aren't always done; it depends on whether law enforcement thinks death is by natural causes...
