Born in rural Kansas, Cino says she grew up on welfare and food stamps. She says her father, fond of taking commission jobs but not very good at sales, was frequently laid off, and the family moved often to evade creditors.
At 15, Cino says, she moved to California to live with her older brother and sister. She started out a musical theater major at the University of Southern California, but, inspired by young adult mystery books, she settled on pursuing studies in forensic science. Cino transferred to the University of Central Florida to take advantage of its program in that area.
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