1966
2022
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Camille Martin
November 9, 2023
I was a friend of Jason for about 6 years, during his early years in San Francisco and Los Angeles. So sad he is gone so young.
Juliana
October 7, 2023
Very sad. Jason was a bud at NYU in the Psych program. Also friend of my (now) husband when he was at NYU. Too young to go.
Nancy Theberge
October 22, 2022
How sad this is. I went to law school with Jason and we joined the PDs office the same year...the same hiring class. I can still remember in law school, the evidence teacher doing an experiment on the credibility of eyewitness ID. Jason was sitting in an aisle seat in the very back of an auditorium sized classroom- and boy did he have a lot to say about the teacher's experiment. Jason will be missed. He is very much a part of my career path story. May his memory be a blessing to us all.
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