FORT COLLINS, Colo. (KDVR) — It takes an eccentric person to do this kind of work. Jason LaBelle, Professor of Anthropology at Colorado State University, is the first to admit it.
“Forensic anthropologists, archaeologists, we’re all odd ducks in a lot of ways. We’re just interested in stories,” LaBelle told FOX31.
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It turns out he learned from one of the most eccentric storytellers: his former professor, Michael Charney.
“He loved a good story and telling a good story. And he wanted to tell the story of (the Big Thompson flood victims), to give them a voice and identity,” LaBelle said…