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Be a crime scene investigator / Hopping, Lorraine Jean 2008  Book
Hopping, Lorraine Jean Book
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Publication Kent, Ticktock Media Ltd., 2008.
Description 32pPurple Spine
Series Using Science
Summary/Abstract A science practice book that helpes you become a crime scene investigator.
Standard Number 9781846966200 Pb.
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ID:   005563


Crafty Crime-Busting - The Knowledge / Wright, Rachel 2003  Book
Wright, Rachel Book
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Publication Great Britain, Scholastic, 2003.
Description 126pYellow and Blue Spine
Series The Knowledge
Summary/Abstract If you want to know, get The Knowledge! This series of illustrated books make enjoyable reading. This crafty guide gives the reader an insiders view on the different ways and methods used by detectives and experts to crack crime.
Standard Number 0439981859 pb.
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ID:   007138


Crime-fighting / Oxlade, Chris 1996  Book
Oxlade, Chris Book
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Publication Great Britain, Heinemann Library, 1996.
Description 32pCream Spine
Series Making science work
Summary/Abstract Gives answers to questions you've always wondered about and provides amazing facts about familiar objects you might take for granted, making you really think about the science behind crime-fighting.
Contents Science in crime fighting Security science Stopping fraud and forgery Crime on the move The scene of a crime Fingerprints Clues in your body Microscopic evidence Chemical evidence Medical evidence Whose body? True or false? Computers in crime fighting Glossary Fact file
Standard Number 0431064466 Hb.
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ID:   014098


CSI expert!: forensic science for kids / Schulz, Karen K. 2008  Book
Schulz, Karen K. Book
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Publication Texas, Prufrock Press, 2008.
Description 144pBlue Spine
Summary/Abstract CSI Expert!: Forensic Science for Kids includes more than 25 in-depth activities on fingerprinting, evidence collection, blood-stain identification, forensic careers, ballistics, and much more.
Standard Number 9781593633127 Pb.
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ID:   014079


Forensics / Platt, Richard 2005  Book
Platt, Richard Book
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Publication London, Kingfisher Publications Plc, 2005.
Description 64pBlack and Red Spine
Series Kingfisher Knowledge
Summary/Abstract Explore the crime lab with Forensics and discover how detectives use science to solve crimes. From the scene of the crime to a criminal's conviction, discover how the marks of blood, footprints, and fingerprints can lead the police to criminals. Find out how specialists can match trace evidence, such as a single hair found on a victim, to the murderer. Learn how famous crimes were solved and,like a true detective, find out whether it was arson, poison,or murder.
Contents Signs of the crime -The crime scene -Collecting evidence -Photography -Telltale marks -Finding a body -Lifting prints -Showing the invisible -Summary Who is it? -Evidence from blood -DNA analysis -Teeth and bones -Making faces -Matching fingerprints -Unknown culprit -Proof of guilt Crime lab -The autopsy -How did they die? -Trace evidence -Dirty proof -Computers and crime -Bombs and fires -Drugs and poisons -Weapons -Fakes and forgeries -Summary Glossary Index Acknowledgements
Standard Number 9780753411131 Hb.
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ID:   004732


How to be a Criminal Investigator: Have you got what it takes? / Li, Amanda 2007  Book
Li, Amanda Book
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Publication Great Britain, Macmillan Children's Books, 2007.
Description 32pRed Spine
Series Science Museum
Summary/Abstract A book about some cutting-edge forensic procedures. Contains information about top crime-busting moments in history and also tells the reader how to become a criminal investigator oneself.
Contents So you want to solve crimes for a living? What kind of investigator? Forensics in history Amazing advances Examining the crime scene Pointing the finger Tell-tale traces Dynamic DNA Identifying a body Lethal weapons Fakes and forgeries Computer criminals The future for forensics From crime lab to court case
Standard Number 023015449 Pb.
Key Words Occupations  ;  Forensic sciences 
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ID:   014654


Investigating fakes and hoaxes / Woolf, Alex 2004  Book
Woolf, Alex Book
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Publication Illinois, Heinemann Library, 2004.
Description 48pGreen Spine
Series Forensic files
Summary/Abstract Offers a brief history of forensic science and describes instances in which its techniques have been used to investigate various crimes, including murder, identity theft, and art forgery.
Standard Number 1403454698 Pb.
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Investigating history mysteries / Woolf, Alex 2004  Book
Woolf, Alex Book
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Publication Illinois, Heinemann Library, 2004.
Description 48pBrown Spine
Series Forensic files
Summary/Abstract The reader will examine the fascinating world of hi-tech detection work as you uncover some of the biggest mysteries in history. You can analyze the evidence in each thrilling case study and draw your own conclusions about the truth.
Contents What is Forensic Science? Forensic science in action today Archeological forensic science Piltdown Man Footprints from the Ice Age Human Sacrifice The Vikings that Vanished The Turin Shroud The Vinland Map Medieval Warfare - Myth and Reality How did the Inuit Women Die? Witches and Rye 22 Solve It!
Standard Number 1403454701 Pb.
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ID:   014827


Investigating murder mysteries / Dowswell, Paul 2003  Book
Dowswell, Paul Book
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Publication Illinois, Heinemann Library, 2003.
Description 48pRed Spine
Series Forensic files
Summary/Abstract Discusses some famous murder cases and how forensic science techniques were used to solve them. 10 yrs+
Contents What is forensic science? Forensic science in action today Forensics, the early days The left-handed lumberjack The Bulgarian umbrella murder Gueatemala's killing fields The nightstalker's simple mistake The pitchfork murders The maid of the seas "Omar killed me" The Washington, D.C. snipers Solve it!
Standard Number 140345471X Pb.
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It's a Mystery / Dalgleish,Sharon 2004  Book
Dalgleish,Sharon Book
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Publication India, Scholastic India Pvt. Ltd, 2004.
Description 32pOrange Spine
Series Brainwaves Orange Set
Summary/Abstract Why have so many ships and planes disappeared in the Bermuda Triangle? How do people solve the most puzzling murders, including one that is over 5,000 years old?
Standard Number 1865094846 Pb.
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Scene of the crime: A forensic mystery where you crack the case: The Casebook / Rose, Malcolm; Hill, Dave (ill.) 2008  Book
Rose, Malcolm Book
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Publication London, Kingfisher Publications Plc, 2008.
Description 48pBlack spine
Summary/Abstract Scene of the Crime provides an exciting opportunity to step into the shoes of a detective. The story begins with a piece of evidence - a diary of one of the suspects. Amanda is a teenage girl who talks about her friends, their new mobile phones and their lives at school. So why is she a suspect? Could she, or one of her friends, have murdered the man the police have found dead in the railway yard? What's the truth behind the murder? Through forensic evidence, CCTV footage, maps and interviews, the reader has to unravel the story, checking their findings at checkpoints throughout the book with the Crime File - a booklet containing the investigating team's notes on the crime. With all the checkpoints covered, the reader finally tracks down the killer. This is a brilliant forensic science book and a fantastic whodunnit.
Contents Police briefing room A body is discovered Sealing the scene Time of death The pathology lab The murder weapon Interviews The suspects Caught on camera EVIDENCE: Security close-ups The police lineup Fingertip search Finding impressions EVIDENCE: Shoe prints THE LAB: Fragments and fibers EVIDENCE: Fibers THE LAB: DNA profiling EVIDENCE: DNA THE LAB: Fingerprints EVIDENCE: FIngerprints A summary of suspects
Standard Number 9780753461105 Hb.
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Science 101:Forensics / Ricciuti, Edward 207  Book
Ricciuti, Edward Book
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Publication New York, HarperCollins Publishers, 207.
Description 218pOrange spine
Series Science 101
Summary/Abstract Explores the world of investigators and scientists who work to solve crimes through forensic science. Provides information on fingerprint and DNA identification, trace evidence, arson detection, crime-scene procedures and more. History of forensics from ancient times to the present day.
Contents Forensics:past and present Scene of the crime Crime laboratories Forensic pathology Forensic anthropology Traditional and tested Ready reference DNA and microbial forensics The chemistry of crime Profiling criminals Clues from nature Digging into mysteries Forensics, fact and fiction Glossary Furthur reading
Standard Number 97890060891305 Pb.
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Science sleuths: solving mysteries using scientific inquiry / Schindler, Howard; Mucenski, Dennis J. 2010  Book
Schindler, Howard Book
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Publication Texas, Prufrock Press, 2010.
Description 195pBlack Spine
Summary/Abstract Features three cases merging science and literacy, requiring students to be critical and active readers in order to conduct an investigation.
Standard Number 9781593633974 Pb.
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