An introduction to arson, the fastest growing crime in the United States that provides information on famous cases, motives for the crime, pyromaniacs, and techniques used by arsonists and arson investigators.
Describes the work of forensic scientists in crime investigations, discussing crime scenes, trace evidence, ballistics, handwriting, blood, DNA, bones, fingerprints, and the presentation of evidence in trials.
Explores the crime-solving techniques used during investigations into the events of September 11, 2001, discusses what was learned from the evidence, and addresses conspiracy theories associated with the attacks.
