I found this softcover at a local thrift shop. It uses episodes of the long-running TV series "C.S.I." to examine a variety of real-world forensic techniques and practices, comparing the actual methods and their limitations with the sometimes-far-fetched TV versions. I've read a lot of true-crime and forensic-pathology books, so this book didn't reveal a lot that I hadn't encountered before, but I found it an entertaining introduction to forensic science - especially if you're a fan of the show.

I'm adding this to the Science and Technology bookbox, which will be on its way again soon. Hope someone enjoys the book!

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This book returned with the Science & Technology Bookbox.

Any books I do not keep to read will continue their journey via another BCer, LFL, or distributed at a book festival.

Thanks for sending this book along and participating in the Science & Technology Bookbox!

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