How do you go about reconstructing the scene after fire has done its damage?
How do you go about reconstructing a fire scene? Do you remove everything, noting where it was, then bring it back inside after cleaning out the scene? Or do you work around the remains of contents, leaving them exactly where they were found?

Have you developed any interesting tricks to help or improve your fire scene reconstruction work? We'd like to hear about them and post some of them on our Web site.

Do you have any good "before and after" photos of your fire scene reconstruction? If so, send them to us (via e-mail as jpgs or snail mail) and we may use them in a future story or as part of our Web site. Of course, we'll give full photo credits for photos we use.

- Jack L. Sanderson, Editor

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