Invisible Evidence : Forensics in New Zealand
Author(s): Bill O'Brien
Examine the Forensic Files: Where New Zealand case studies, both historic and recent, provide fascinating glimpses into crime investigation. With chapters devoted to different forensic disciplines including fingerprint identification systems, electronic crime lab work, isotopic analysis and forensic mapping, palynology (pollen analysis), ballistics, blood spatter patterns, document examination, forensic photography, toxicology, cyber crime and the latest techniques utilizing DNA analysis. First published 2007.
Product Information
Bill O'Brien is perfectly placed to write this book. For a significant part of his long police career he was a fingerprint expert. In that role he attended countless crime scenes including numerous high profile murders. He was also a member of the Forensic Science Society of New Zealand. He is the author of over 20 books, and his first book, Aramoana - 22 Hours of Terror, was made into the film Out of the Blue.
General Fields
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- : David Bateman Ltd
- : David Bateman Ltd
- : 17 October 2007
- : 190mm X 140mm
- : New Zealand
- : books
Special Fields
- : Bill O'Brien
- : Paperback
- : illustrated edition
- : 363.250993
- : 200
- : col. Illustrations
