The Forensics Handbook: The Secrets of Crime Scene Investigation

by Pete Moore

Book in very good condition. Interesting

Genres: Reference, Nonfiction

160 pages, Flexible boards

First published October 15, 2004

Reviews

[Lydia]

Basic but interesting.

[Axelle books]

Basic but interesting

[Jocelynne]

It's an informational read and does a good job at covering the basics for CSI and lab technicians.

[David]

At 156 pages plus a glossary a little too superficial. The cover of the book also states "19 case studies" but most of these cover less than a page so they could not be classed as in depth. But it does give a general idea of forensic how forensic work is actually done in more detail than would be found in a tv series.

[Samra]

Good book for beginners reviewing basics has plenty of pics.

[Landy]

ok

[Anne Marshall]

Interesting little book