crime scene searches

Horatio and Delko examine the badly damaged body of a woman that has washed ashore. During the autopsy it is determined the evidence seems to have been faked, and then other bodies begin to turn up with similar injuries.

Readers are challenged to read the evidence to solve fifty crimes before CSI West Burton. Includes solutions.

Contains over three hundred alphabetically arranged entries that provide information about crime scene investigations, covering applications, techniques, real-life cases, and historical and biographical topics.

Introduces young readers to forensic science through creative, step-by-step projects that promote the basic skills and techniques applied by forensic scientists to collect and analyze evidence from crime scenes.

Describes crime scene investigators, including what they do and how they help catch criminals.

An introduction to crime scene investigating that describes the jobs of forensic scientists, including forensic anthropologists, artists, engineers, and others, and specialists in the field, such as fingerprint analysts, ballistics specialists, bloodstain pattern analysts, and forensic photographers.

Introduces young readers to forensic science through creative, step-by-step projects that focus on the examination of biological evidence, and encourages the reader to investigate dirt samples, hair, and other organic materials in order to solve crimes.

"Explores the different steps of crime investigation and the multiple methods crime scene investigators use when collecting evidence and solving murders. Includes real case files and case studies"--Provided by publisher.