Books in Crime Scene Investigation series

Cybercriminals are criminals in the truest sense of the word. However, their techniques are highly specialized and technical. Their crimes are high-impact and often global, but, simultaneously, they are difficult to trace, often leading investigators on thrilling chases in an underworld society of coders and hackers. To combat the devastating work of cybercriminals, the need for cybercrime investigators has increased exponentially. This book will introduce readers to the dark world of cybercrime, the various disguises cybercrime can take, and the increased need to combat cybercrime, as well as highlight the fascinating world of cybercrime investigation, including training, education, real-world cases, and typical salary ranges.

Many people believe a giant ape inhabits the American Northwest. Known as Bigfoot or Sasquatch, this beast is one of the most popular of all cryptids. See how scientists analyze the most famous sightings of this amazing animal, including the most controversial encounter of all: Roger Patterson's 1967 Bigfoot film from Bluff Creek, California. In Bigfoot: Fact or Fiction?, follow the footprint trail of the Yeti of the Himalayas and the Australian Yowie, Bigfoot's relatives from distant lands. This interesting book presents the evidence so readers can decide for themselves whether these creatures exist in the real world or if they simply reside in the human imagination.

Delving into the fascinating world of the criminal investigator, this series unveils the tools and techniques used by today's (and yesterday's) professionals. Students will learn how today's cutting edge forensic science unravels the clues in the tiniest bits of evidence -- a drop of blood, a strand of hair, a speck of dirt, a shard of bone. Each title focuses on a particular type of crime, and includes features like crime stats, facts versus fiction sections, full-color photos and more.