On Thursday, November 17, meet the Montgomery County Coroner himself, when he visits The Franklin Institute to discuss real-life CSI. Known for his entertaining style and fascinating tales, he'll delve into the vast differences between his role in crime-solving and how it's portrayed on the popular television shows. Guests are encouraged to come early and tour CSI: The Experience in advance of the event. Dr. Hofman is pictured here inspecting one of the "crime scenes" on display at The Franklin Institute as part of the CSI: The Experience exhibit.
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