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Chapter Overview
Chapter 1: AudiobookHub Recommendation
Chapter 2: For a century, crime scene investigators have been gathering forensic evidence.
Chapter 3: Fire scene investigators encounter distinct obstacles that set them apart from regular CSIs.
Chapter 4: Entomology – the study of insects – can be vital for establishing times of death.
Chapter 5: Forensic pathologists’ autopsies of corpses have a rich history as a vital forensic tool.
Chapter 6: Forensic toxicologists examine one of the oldest and most covert weapons: poison.
Chapter 7: Fingerprinting ranks among the most significant breakthroughs in forensic history.
Chapter 8: The study of bloodstains and DNA has transformed the landscape of forensic science.
Chapter 9: Forensic anthropologists – experts in skeletons – play a key role in identifying the dead.
Chapter 10: Facial reconstruction experts have devised techniques for cracking seemingly unsolvable cases.
Chapter 11: Digital forensics – examining computer data – is a fast-changing discipline that reveals a crime’s timeline.
Chapter 12: Forensic psychology helps explain crimes by delving into the criminal mind.
Chapter 13: Forensic evidence has to clear major hurdles before it can be accepted in a courtroom.
Description
Forensics (2014) provides an inside look at the morbid world of forensic investigation. Filled with fascinating history and anecdotes from real criminal cases, Forensics gives you a complete, compelling overview of everything that happens during the investigation of a crime scene.
Who Should Listen
- Those interested in the history of forensic science
- Aspiring criminal investigators
- People who watch shows like CSI