Crime: Investigation and Evidence

Crime: Investigation and Evidence
ISBN-10
1847869653
ISBN-13
9781847869654
Series
Crime
Category
Crime
Pages
256
Language
English
Published
2010-10-29
Publisher
Flame Tree
Authors
Jonathan Sutherland, Diane Canwell

Description

Perhaps because they are so distant from most of our realities, true crime events hold a morbid fascination - the more lurid and unusual, the better. Here, the irresistibly intriguing subject of crime is explored, with murder, misdeeds and criminals from throughout history, fascinating insights into motivations and discussion of the forensic and investigative techniques used to track and convict the perpetrators. With entries ranging from Vlad the Impaler to the Kray Twins and from Jack the Ripper to Bonnie & Clyde, this book has something to interest everyone!

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