Anderson is working with the Ontario Provincial Police, who want to know what happens to a body when it's submerged.
Pigs make good substitutes for humans, because they have similar physiology.
She can pinpoint with enormous accuracy such details as time of death and whether a body was moved after death. No one knows. Anthony Levitt, once a SAD skeptic, now says more than 600,000 Canadians suffer from the condition, which causes fatigue, overeating, oversleeping, and even thoughts of suicide. With a grant from the Canadian Institutes for Health Research, Levitt plans to test combinations of anti-depressants and fluorescent light therapy. The smelly tools.