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Now You Know Crime Scenes The Little Book of Answers

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  • Author: Lennox, Doug
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    With hit cop TV dramas like the various CSI and Law and Order shows, Bones and Criminal Minds. everybody seems to think they’re a forensics expert. But what do we really know? Now, with Now You Know Crime Scenes, we can all get the dope on:How long does it really take to analyze a DNA sample?Who started the first forensics laboratory?Who invented criminal profiling?How do you do a walk-through?

    Genre: Informational works
    Original Publisher: Toronto , Dundurn
    Language(s): English

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With hit cop TV dramas like the various CSI and Law and Order shows, Bones and Criminal Minds. everybody seems to think they’re a forensics expert. But what do we really know? Now, with Now You Know Crime Scenes, we can all get the dope on:How long does it really take to analyze a DNA sample?Who started the first forensics laboratory?Who invented criminal profiling?How do you do a walk-through?

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Informational works
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Toronto

Dundurn

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