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Forensics: What Bugs, Burns, Prints, Dna, and More Tell Us about Crime

Val McDermid (author)

Paperback Published on: 05/04/2016

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Publisher information

Publisher: Black Cat
ISBN: 9780802125156
Number of pages: 320
Languages: English

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Fascinating stuff...

I confess to not being a huge fan of true crime accounts per se, but with the dual temptations of Val McDermid- one of the UK’s premier crime novelists- an... READ MORE

Raven88

Fascinating forensics

I've read quite a bit of Val McDermid's crime stuff, so I picked this up on a whim - I've got rather a fascination with true crime and this was a great int... READ MORE

Laura at Wakefield

Great read!

This book was a great read. Many different chapters, all thoroughly explained with different examples of cases. You don't have to be in the field of forens... READ MORE

just erin

Riveting! A perfect introduction to Forensics

Forensics is an in-depth read that includes an abundance of interesting history on the technical and methodological advancements and breakthroughs made thr... READ MORE

Matthew

A great read

An interesting book, with lots of real forensic stuff, some ancient or classical, and some more modern, case histories. One unusual feature of the book is ... READ MORE

Kai-Ying Chan

Very Informative, Interesting Read

Whether you're exploring forensics to enhance your writing or simply out of curiosity about the field, this book is an excellent addition to your bookshelf... READ MORE

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