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Father of FBI Forensics
Charlie Appel founded the FBI Laboratory, and was its only examiner its first three years. A Georgetown University Law School graduate, he was a concert violinist, electrical engineer and World War I biplane pilot. He became a world-renowned expert in crime-scene evidence and questioned documents as a Special Agent of the FBI from 1924 to 1949, then in private practice. His cases included the Lindbergh kidnapping, gangster-era thugs, World War II spies, Howard Hughes, Aristotle Onassis, Clay Shaw, John Kennedy, Richard Nixon and other famous people. His life, 1895-1981, spanned horse and buggy days to the space age. His private life with three wives, seven children and many friends were a mix of love stories tragedy, and nonstop drama.The Author, Edward J. Appel, Sr. is Charlie's son, who served as an FBI Special Agent for 28 years. Now retired, he provides unique insight into the birth of the FBI Laboratory, forensic science's role in criminal and civil cases, Charlie's story and the history of which he was a part.
AskART.com: Charles P Appel
AskART.com presents a biographical sketch of American artist and painter Charles P Appel (1857-1928). Additional information for Appel includes a bibliography of publications about the artist, museum holdings, current exhibits, images of the artist's work, etc. Auction records, including highest prices, are available only to AskART members.
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Unbelievable
This book is a story that starts out young students to get a free or 90 percent scholarships through major corporations. In return, these students have to work for these companies for ten years or do what they tell them. Then a few of them figured out that through the years, most of the students who received the free college turn out to be mayors, aldermen, judgeseven Supreme Court judges, lawyers, governors, state and national representatives, or senators. All of which the corporations paid all their expenses. The only one office they do not have yet is the president. A few found out what has been going on, so they made a group that sent all their findings to one computer. Each one did not know where the computer was. These corporations caught on to these few, and they are killing them one by one. They are trying to figure out who has this information and who the thirteen or so people who are working on it are. One problem is that they killed the son of the person who has the computer and all information. He declared war on these corporations and all those who are connected with them.
Nabokov
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The Respondents Case
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