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Tony KailSpecialties
Intelligence, Ritualistic Crimes TFT Courses Taught Cultural Anthropology for Crime Scene Investigators Investigating Crimes Involving the Narco Culture Ritualistic Crimes and Religious Extremism |
About Tony Kail
Tony Kail holds a Masters in Cultural Anthropology from Eastern University. Kail serves as President of AnthroFolk Research Associates, a private firm dedicated to providing anthropological education to the public and public safety agencies. He has researched magico-religious cultures for more than thirty years.
He has performed fieldwork with religious communities in Africa, Cuba and throughout North America. Kail has lectured at hundreds of universities, conferences and public safety agencies including the United States Army, Federal Bureau of Investigation and United States Capitol Police. He is author of several books including A Secret History of Memphis Hoodoo from The History Press and Magico-Religious Groups and Ritualistic
Activities: A Guide for First-Responders from CRC Press. His books on religious appropriation have appeared on the F.B.I.’s list of suggested publications. Kail serves as an anthropology instructor at Southern New Hampshire University.
Tony Kail holds a Masters in Cultural Anthropology from Eastern University. Kail serves as President of AnthroFolk Research Associates, a private firm dedicated to providing anthropological education to the public and public safety agencies. He has researched magico-religious cultures for more than thirty years.
He has performed fieldwork with religious communities in Africa, Cuba and throughout North America. Kail has lectured at hundreds of universities, conferences and public safety agencies including the United States Army, Federal Bureau of Investigation and United States Capitol Police. He is author of several books including A Secret History of Memphis Hoodoo from The History Press and Magico-Religious Groups and Ritualistic
Activities: A Guide for First-Responders from CRC Press. His books on religious appropriation have appeared on the F.B.I.’s list of suggested publications. Kail serves as an anthropology instructor at Southern New Hampshire University.