Talk:The Superhero in the Alley
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It is unlikely that the medal that Booth leaves on the casket is one he either earned or was awarded. The medal is from the Los Angeles police department, which does not fit into Booth's career path. It could be that the medal holds some unknown sentimental value to Booth, and was offered as a cherished item. I would like to believe that it wasn't that the prop department didn't have a generic or FBI sharpshooter medal (if there is such a badge).
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Bones Episodes | Bones TV series - Part 10
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Back at the Jeffersonian Institute, Zack is talking about the age markers of the body, between 13 and 18 years old, saying that the build of ...