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Handwriting Evidence (Edge Books: Forensic Crime Solvers)

by Michael Martin

Series: Edge Books: Forensic Crime Solvers

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By the time they are in high school, every person has developed their own pattern of handwriting. Even when people try to disguise their writing, skilled investigators called forensic document examiners can see through the disguise to identify the true writer. Learn how document examiners help solve forgeries, kidnappings, and even murders.… (more)
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By the time they are in high school, every person has developed their own pattern of handwriting. Even when people try to disguise their writing, skilled investigators called forensic document examiners can see through the disguise to identify the true writer. Learn how document examiners help solve forgeries, kidnappings, and even murders.
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363.25Social sciences › Social problems and services; associations › Other social problems and services › Police Services › Criminal investigation

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HV8074.M365Social sciences › Social pathology. Social and public welfare. Criminology › Social pathology. Social and public welfare. › Criminal justice administration › Police. Detectves. Constabulary › Police duty. Methods of protection › Investigation of crimes. Examination

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