This book goes into all different killers. It talks about arson, prisons, death row, and goes into detail about some murders, like the amityville murders. Its a great read if your into all of that.
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Well, it's all about different criminals and how people go about doing different kind of crimes. It was a great book. Now, I want to read another book by the same author titled, The killer book of serial killers. Supposed to go into serial killers only and stuff.
I need a good book about the forensics aspect of things, any ideas?
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I need a good book about the forensics aspect of things, any ideas?
I've just read a good one. "Bodies We've Buried" by Jarrett Hallcox and Amy Welch.
It's about the National Forensic Academy, a CSI training school run by the two authors. Very interesting. There was a brief TV series about it on, I think, TruTV.
I've just read a good one. "Bodies We've Buried" by Jarrett Hallcox and Amy Welch.
It's about the National Forensic Academy, a CSI training school run by the two authors. Very interesting. There was a brief TV series about it on, I think, TruTV.
This sounds like something I'd read.
Ditto "The Killer Book..." Or not. What a tacky title!
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