Mark Benecke, a leading forensic scientist, explores the methods and techniques used to solve infamous murder investigations throughout the United States, Germany, and Canada. Benecke details the gathering and treatment of evidence, including DNA fingerprinting, soil analysis, and the use of facial reconstruction and pollen analysis, and he explains how science, intuition, and an occasional lucky break can lead police to the guilty party. From Karl Denke, a cannibal and one of the earliest known serial killers in modern ...
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Mark Benecke, a leading forensic scientist, explores the methods and techniques used to solve infamous murder investigations throughout the United States, Germany, and Canada. Benecke details the gathering and treatment of evidence, including DNA fingerprinting, soil analysis, and the use of facial reconstruction and pollen analysis, and he explains how science, intuition, and an occasional lucky break can lead police to the guilty party. From Karl Denke, a cannibal and one of the earliest known serial killers in modern history, to Paul Bernardo and Karla Homolka, a Canadian couple who committed a series of brutal rapes, "Murderous Methods" vividly chronicles the perverse acts of the world's worst criminals and provides a fascinating portrait of the means used to catch them.
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