fingerprints

Describes methods used by experts to collect and analyze fingerprint evidence to solve crimes.

Presents an introduction to forensic science, explaining how human fingerprints, bite marks, ear prints, and other forms of developing technologies help solve criminal investigations and other mysteries.

Looks at the techniques investigators use to find and collect trace evidence at crime scenes, and provides graphic novel accounts of famous cases in which trace evidence led to the apprehension of a killer.

A teenage girl named Rae, whose mother suffered from mental instability, fears that she is going insane when she begins to hear voices--yet, there may be another explanation entirely, and her life may be in danger.

An introduction to fingerprint analysis that discusses the discovery of fingerprinting, procedures for fingerprint analysis, how fingerprints identify an individual, and other related topics.

Examines the history of criminal identification, looking at the methods that have been used to prove individual identity and discussing how society came to accept fingerprinting as infallible.

An exploration of fingerprints and forensic science that explains how a variety of prints, such as finger, lip, tooth, and foot, can be used to help solve crimes and includes cases to solve, instructions for related experiments, and ideas for science fair projects.

Examines the history of criminal identification, looking at the methods that have been used to prove individual identity and discussing how society came to accept fingerprinting as infallible.

Traces the history of fingerprints as a means of identification and describes how fingerprints are located, developed, lifted, classified, and analyzed.

Rae Voight, suddenly afflicted with the ability to hear the thoughts of students as they walk the halls of Sanderson Prep, rushes to find one particular voice that keeps saying she must die.