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  <title>Hartford Courant: Animal hoarders live in deep denial, even as their lives come unraveled</title>
  <pubDate>November 22, 2022</pubDate>
  <description>Virginia Maxwell, assistant chair and professor of forensic science, discusses the three basic types of animal hoarders and the difficulties in processing this type of crime scene.</description>
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  <author>virginia-maxwell</author>
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