Books in Crime Scene Investigation series

Shows how criminal profilers use forensic evidence to predict who committed a crime and how the crime was committed.

Introduces the fascinating world of forensic entomology.

Introduces the fascinating world of forensic ballistics.

Presents the forensic techniques that are used in the investigations of serial killers and that aid in their apprehension, including such processes as psychological and DNA profiling, analyses of biological evidence, and the coordinated use of national databases.

Introduces the fascinating world of forensic art.

Introduces the fascinating world of becoming a crime scene investigator.

Introduces the fascinating world of DNA analysis.

Describes the shootings at Columbine High School in 1999, the police response, and the criminal investigation of the event, and includes details about the crime scene, the killers, the weapons, and the lessons learned from the event.

Discusses what medical examiners do.

Describes how investigators use forensic sciences to solve kidnappings, from finding the victim to profiling the perpetrator.

Describes the events that occurred during the late 2002 sniper spree outside of Washington, D.C., details the investigation by law enforcement, and looks at the trials of the two men involved.

Describes the use of underwater forensics in criminal investigations, including information on safety divers, evidence recovery, and examining plane crashes.