(Los Angeles Times) - What little is left of 25 suicide bombers and snipers has been piling up for weeks in the steel refrigerators of a Jaffa forensic lab. Lab director Dr. Yehuda Hiss can pick out the bomber at a glance from among the scraps of flesh and bone spread across the metal tables. The bombs are cinched about the waist, and the explosion tends to send the killer's feet and head flying out of fire's range. When the smoke clears, that's usually all that's left. "You know how many of these I've done?" Hiss says. "I can tell in a second."
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