Join us in congratulating the 2025 graduates of the GBI Forensic Pathology Fellowship Program: Dr. Elizabeth McLeod, Dr. Michael Reno, and Dr. Stephanie Zheng. We’re thrilled that Dr. Reno will be continuing his journey with the GBI, joining the Medical Examiner’s Office as an associate medical examiner. Dr. Zheng will be joining the Fulton County Medical Examiner’s Office, and Dr. McLeod will be continue her career with the Armed Forces Medical Examiner’s System. Congratulations to all three on

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