راهنمای کامل احمق‌ها برای جرم‌شناسی، ویرایش دوم: کشف چگونگی حل جرایم از طریق علم و تشخیص

Get a clue about the most vital components of criminal investigation. This new edition offers the most up-do-date scientific investigation methods used by today's law enforcement agencies, including criminal profiling, lie detector technology, and DNA analyses, with an emphasis on forensic pathology, anthropology, and psychology.-Guy Antinozzi is a veteran police officer and detective who teaches in the field-Focuses on the use of forensics in criminal investigations instead of academic and theoretical criminology Cover Page 1 Title Page 3 Copyright Page 4 Contents at a Glance 5 Foreword 19 Introduction 21 Part One: The Usual Suspects 25 Chapter One: Right and Wrong and Cops and Robbers 27 Chapter Two: Crimes to Order 41 Chapter Three: Profiling the Bad Guys 53 Part Two: On the Scene (and in the lab) 69 Chapter Four: The Arrival 71 Chapter Five: Bringing Method to the Madness 81 Chapter Six: Gathering the Evidence 101 Chapter Seven: The Fingerprint Story 117 Chapter Eight: Crime Lab 131 Part Three: The Body in Question 147 Chapter Nine: House Call 149 Chapter Ten: Body of Evidence 161 Chapter Eleven: Death by Poisoning 171 Chapter Twelve: Of Teeth and Bones 185 Chapter Thirteen: Of Bugs and Botany 197 Chapter Fourteen: DNA Evidence: The “Smoking Gun”? 209 Part Four: The Long Arm 221 Chapter Fifteen: Policing: The Way It Was 223 Chapter Sixteen: Policing America 235 Chapter Seventeen: Policing: The Way It Is 247 Chapter Eighteen: The Ultimate Weapon: Information 261 Chapter Nineteen: Lie Detectors 271 Chapter Twenty: Beyond the Fringe 287 Part Five: Crime in a Crystal Ball 299 Chapter Twenty-One: Future Crime 301 Chapter Twenty-Two: Future Cops 315 Appendixes 329 Appendix A: Who’s Who in Criminal Investigation and Forensics 329 Appendix B: Milestones in Crime and Crime Fighting 337 Appendix C: The “Ten Code” 343 Appendix D: Further Reading and Favorite Websites 349 Index 353 Conduct an investigation into the world of forensic science. Understand why the law determines which evidence may or may not be used; discover just how accurate--or inaccurate-- lie detectors are; take a tour of a police crime lab; learn how insects and plants affect a cause-of-death analysis; note the similarities and differences in analyzing fibers and hairs, drugs, soil, glass, and firearms; examine the history behind fingerprinting; remember that an investigator's ultimate weapon is information