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Frances Glessner Lee, the woman who turned miniature crime scenes into a revolution for forensic medicine
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She was the heiress to one of Chicago's largest fortunes but could never fulfill her dream of studying at university. Her models were used in police training and contributed to the development of forensic medicine in the United States.
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