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Body In Question: Exploring The Cutting Edge In Forensic Science (2005)

by Brian Innes

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Forensic work is the science of murder mystery solution, and this book is chalked full of detailed explanations of all of the processes therein.

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Fairly complete overview of forensics. Photos & photomicographs are stunning. Written for the lay person to give a basic understanding of the techniques and theories used in forensics. It accomplishes its objective. (

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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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HV8073.I4443Social 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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