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Bali Bombing 2002: Forensic Dentistry in the Aftermath

Join Dr. Irena Dawidson in the aftermath of the tragic 2002 Bali bombing at Sari Club. Explore the crucial role of forensic odontology in identifying victims as we delve into the meticulous dental identification process at Sanglah hospital's morgue.

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Bali Bombing 2002: Forensic Dentistry in the Aftermath

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  1. Bali bombing Irena Dawidson, DDS, Ph.D. Forensic odontologist

  2. paradise...

  3. Bali October, 12th, 2002

  4. Sari club after the bombing

  5. The crater created by the explosion Taxi cars outside the club

  6. Outside the morgue at the Sanglah hospital

  7. In the autopsy room

  8. The dentists work…

  9. …and work...

  10. dental ”check-list” radiographs drying... ...checking... ”drying help...”

  11. The morgue

  12. The Swedish ID-commission

  13. Reconciliation meeting ”reconciliation room”

  14. October, 12th, 2002 Terrorist bombing - Kuta Beach, Bali 202 victims 38 Indonesia and 161 from other countries, 3 unidentified 88 Australia 3 France 23 Great Britain 3 New Zealand 7 USA 2 Brasil 6 Sweden 2 Japan 6 Germany 2 South Africa 4 Holland 2 South Korea 3 Denmark 1 each from Canada, Equador, Italy, Poland, Portugal, Singapore, Taiwan

  15. Identification methods • 93 dental identification • 71 genetic identification (DNA) • 7 police identification (fingerprints) • 3 physical identification (tattoos, scars) • All others – combination of identification methods

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