Books in Forensics: the Science of Crime-solving series

Defines criminal psychology and discusses criminal profiling and the dangers faced by professional criminal psychologists and profilers.

Introduces the field of forensic anthropology, where scientists and criminal investigators use the human skeleton to solve some of the world's most mysterious and violent crimes.

The books in the 'Forensics: The Science of Crime-Solving' series will help readers understand the intriguing world of forensic science.

Students learn about the basic techniques utilized in explosives and arson investigations and their importance in crime solving.

Looks at how plants and insects can provide clues to a criminal suspect's guilt or innocence and become evidence that can be used in a court of law.

Describes the history of using fingerprints to solve crimes, and explains how fingerprints, bite marks, and ear prints can be used to identify criminals.

The books in the 'Forensics: The Science of Crime-Solving' series will help readers understand the intriguing world of forensic science.

The books in the 'Forensics: The Science of Crime-Solving' series will help readers understand the intriguing world of forensic science.

Defines criminal psychology, discusses criminal profiling and its associated dangers, and outlines the skills and education required to become a profiler.

The books in the 'Forensics: The Science of Crime-Solving' series will help readers understand the intriguing world of forensic science.

Describes the types of computer crimes and how investigators use computer evidence to solve crimes.

The books in the 'Forensics: The Science of Crime-Solving' series will help readers understand the intriguing world of forensic science.