DeHaan on Fire

Do FSC Cigarettes Still Cause Fires? - Episode #002

23 min · 12. syys 201923 min
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Welcome to the "DeHaan on Fire" podcast featuring education, commentary, and conversation with Doctor John DeHaan and some of his colleagues and friends. "DeHaan on Fire" is brought to you by FireWise Learning Academy [https://www.firewiselearningacademy.com/]. In this episode, Dr. DeHaan answers the question, "Do FSC Cigarettes Still Cause Fires?" "DeHaan on Fire" contains discussion not suitable for all audiences. Viewer and listener discretion is advised.

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DeHaan on Fire features education, commentary, and conversation with Dr. John DeHaan, an internationally recognized forensic scientist and author with over forty years experience in the field of fire investigation, fire science, and crime scene reconstruction. Dr. DeHaan is the author of six editions of Kirk’s Fire Investigation, a reference manual used by fire investigators around the world.  He has been employed as a criminalist by the Alameda County Sheriff’s Office, the US Treasury Department (ATF) and the California Department of Justice.  He is also a former member of the NFPA 921 Technical Committee on Fire Investigations and has taught fire science regularly at UC Davis. Dr. DeHaan has lectured extensively in the US, Canada, and the United Kingdom.  He has also presented expert testimony in courts around the world. Dr. DeHaan has contributed to, reviewed, and approved the FireWise educational curriculum. DeHaan on Fire is brought to you by FireWise Learning Academy [https://www.firewiselearningacademy.com].

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