Past AFTE President Published a Book!

[Bill Wheatley]

 

[Richard Hitchcox]

I had the distinct honor and pleasure of meeting and talking to Charles "Charlie" Meyers this week at AFTE 2009 in Miami.  During our talk I mentioned that I hadn't been able to get in touch with him using the contact information that I had for him and found out that he had moved.  

Anyone desiring to obtain a copy of Silent Evidence: Firearms and Toolmarks Cases from Forensic Science should contact Charles Meyers with the contact information listed below.  The book is only available by ordering directly from the author.

I asked Charles Meyers about his contact information, and he asked if I would I post it here.  I told him that I would be honored to do so. However, I would not post this information without his prior consent and approval.

Summer address:
978 Big Windfall Road
Lansing, NC 28643
336-384-2242

Winter address:
14 Stymie Lane
New Smyrna Beach, FL 32668
386-427-2701

Richard

[Chris Monturo]

Truely a gentleman and an excellent speaker. I could have listened to him all night at the banquet.  Sadly, I don't think his speach was video taped for inclusion into the DVD set.  I would have loved to have had that piece of history documented.

Regardless, it was an awesome meeting topped off with the presence of AFTEs 2nd president.

[Brandon Bertolli]

Does Charlie have an email address, I would like to know if he'll accept a cheque in Pounds sterling? (and what shipping to UK will cost)

[Richard Hitchcox]

Brandon,

I'm sorry to say that Charles Meyers does not have email.  

Send me an email or pm, and I may be able to help you out.  I will be placing an order for several copies of the book soon.  I give copies of this book away as prizes in football contests and other contests for firearm examiners, and I think I may be able to help you out as well.

Richard

btw - I noticed that there were two threads on this topic, and I merged the two threads into one.

[Bob Kennington]

A review of Meyers' book appears in Volume 37 Number 2—Spring 2005 AFTE Journal. (Reviewed by Criminalist Bruce Moran).