Dr. Gary D. Telgenhoff

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  Gary Telgenhoff, Forensic Pathologist and Deputy Medical Examiner; Forensic Consultant, Clark County Coroner’s Office, Las Vegas, NV; CSI: Crime Scene InvestigationCSTA
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  Gary TelgenhoffClark County Coroner's Office, Las Vegas, NV; CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
  
  Dr. Gary Telgenhoff is currently employed as a Forensic Pathologist and Deputy Medical Examiner at the Clark County Coroner's Office, Las Vegas, Nevada.He is also the forensics consultant on the hit television drama CSI: Crime Scene Investigation.TV viewers may also recognize him as the coroner on an anti-drug public announcement, where he describes Ecstasy as the sole cause of death of a young woman.
  
  He sees approximately one thousand bodies a year, 450 of which he autopsies.Of these cases, 45 are homicides.His presence is often required in court with regard to his findings and determination of cause and manner of death.
  
  Telgenhoff attended graduate school at Eastern Michigan University and received an MS in biology and physiology in 1989.The degree was completed while in the first year of Medical School at Michigan State University, which he completed in 1992.He served five years of pathology residency in different locations in Ohio before relocating to Las Vegas.
  
  Along with his professional interests, Telgenhoff is a rock musician who has played with various bands.In fact, some of his music has been played on the soundtrack of a CSI episode.

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  That's the question Dr Gary Telgenhoff asked after he'd been approached by Anthony Zuiker to act as a consultant on CSI: Crime Scene Investigation before the show began.
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  Telgenhoff continues to work as a consultant for CSI and enjoys his second job.
  
  Becoming a crime scene investigator isn't as easy as it seems to be on television, Telgenhoff revealed."You have to learn every disease known to man," he explained."It's a lot of stuff to know, but if I can do it, anybody can do it."It took him nine years of schooling to become a forensic pathologist: four years of college, four years in medical school and an extra year for training.
  
  The job also requires more from those who plan to tackle it, and it can't all be learned in school.Telgenhoff said that he has to have a strong stomach, and he also has to be strong enough to resist political pressure."It's something I have to fight every day," Telgenhoff continued.He pointed out that he enjoys his job but that it's not right for everyone."I like what I do," he explained.

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  Las Vegas coroner Dr. Gary Telgenhoff attended and took a few pictures, posting some on his cool website, Skinnerrat.com, including this one of Billy.

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  Gary Telgenhoff will talk about what differentiates Hollywood and authentic crime scene analysis at 7 p.m. March 4 in Cutlip Auditorium of the McNutt Campus Center.
  
  The presentation is free and open to the public and is part of the President's Concert and Lecture series.Telgenhoff, the deputy medical examiner at the Clark County Coroner's Office in Las Vegas, works on about 1,000 dead bodies a year.
  
  His presentation comes with a warning that some of the pictures he shows are graphic.

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  Saturday June 14 - Join Dr. Gary Telgenhoff (Dr T.), Forensic pathologist with the Las Vegas Coroner's office, CSI consultant, musician, and public speaker as he unravels the clues to the CSI effect.

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  Gary Telgenhoff
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  Gary Telgenhoff's day job as a medical examiner in the Clark County coroner's office influences his night job as writer of heavy-metal songs for his band.
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  Gary Telgenhoff is a dark human being.He's also a doctor.

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  Presenter: Gary Telgenhoff, Forensic Pathologist and Deputy Medical Examiner; Forensic Consultant, Clark County Coroner's Office, Las Vegas, NV; CSI: Crime Scene InvestigationCSI: has brought crime scenes into America's living room and has sparked a wave of interest (and enrollment!) in forensic science as a career.CSI consultant and forensic pathologist Dr. Gary Telgenhoff explains the science behind the series and how teachers can spark greater interest in science with their students.Dr. Telgenhoff sees approximately one thousand bodies a year, 450 of which he autopsies.Of these cases, 45 are homicides.His presence is often required in court where he testifies to his findings and determination of cause and manner of death.

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  This year's speaker was Dr. Gary Telgenhoff, a forensic pathologist and Deputy Medical Examiner in Las Vegas.Dr. Telgenhoff serves as a consultant for the hit television show "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation."

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  GARY TELGENHOFF , CSI has brought crime scenes into America's living room, and has sparked a wave of interest (and enrollment!) in forensic science as a career.CSI consultant and forensic pathologist Gary Telgenhoff uses science, experience and his own macabre sense of humor to bring audiences the tales that the dead can't tell.

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  GARY TELGENHOFF , CSI has brought crime scenes into America's living room, and has sparked a wave of interest (and enrollment!) in forensic science as a career.CSI consultant and forensic pathologist Gary Telgenhoff uses science, experience and his own macabre sense of humor to bring audiences the tales that the dead can tell.

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