The scientific investigator,

This instruction book for police investigators teaches how to identify, collect, and preserve evidence such as bloodstains, fingerprints, and handwriting, and how to use various investigation equipment. A discussion of crime scene investigations covers searching for and protecting evidence and estab...

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author:	Arther, Richard O.
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Springfield, Ill., Thomas [©1965] Springfield, Ill. : Thomas, [1964?]
Subjects:	Criminal investigation.

Table of Contents:

Acknowledgments
Chapter 1. The scientific investigator + crime laboratory = solved crimes
Chapter 2. Success starts at the crime scene
Chapter 3. Saved by a hair
Chapter 4. The lie detector does
Chapter 5. Out, damned spot! Out!
Chapter 6. Hitting the target
Chapter 7. Cast of characters
Chapter 8. Caught by the camera
Chapter 9. Fingered
Chapter 10. Signed, sealed, and delivered--to the pen
Chapter 11. How to murder someone--and get away with it
Chapter 12. Measuring the hic
Chapter 13. Minute evidence takes only minutes
Chapter 14. It's up to you
Appendix A.A dollar evaluation of the polygraph
Appendix B. Polygraph rules and regulations
Appendix D. How to send evidence to a crime laboratory
Index.