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"Describes the types of items found at a crime scene that can be pieces of evidence in a criminal investigation, such as hair and saliva that carry DNA, fingerprints, clothing fibers, and foot prints. Includes real case files and case studies"--
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3 editions- Other · English · 2013Amicus · 9781770920156
- Other · English · 2012Hachette Children's Books · 9781445103877
- Other · English · 2012Amicus · 32 pages · 9781607531708
Forensic sciencesCrime scene searchesCriminal EvidenceCriminal investigationJuvenile literatureCrime laboratoriesCriminalsCriminals, juvenile literature