Law
Maroney has crafted an entertaining read that will appeal to fans of mystery and detective stories updated for a modern world. Those interested in pursuing a career in research and investigation will also appreciate this volume.
A successful blend of history and suspense, this volume will appeal to readers interested in true crime and law enforcement. Readers intrigued by the Mad Butcher may also enjoy James Jessen Badal’s In the Wake of the Butcher.
A focus on how killers are caught brings a fresh approach even to familiar cases. Ramsland presents concise, compelling examples of the progress of police work over the last century. Highly recommended for true crime buffs.
True crime buffs will be familiar with most of these names, but Fritsch competently captures the era.
For fans of Grace as well as those seeking advice on personal safety. [See Prepub Alert, 12/9/19.]
Although intended for a general readership—lawyers will hardly benefit from the author’s minilecture distinguishing federal from state judicial systems
A well-researched and detailed picture of a crime emerging in an American culture corrupted by wealth and celebrity.
An absorbing tale for true crime fans
Despite the potential for offering scientific insight, this is a numbing account of already well-documented atrocities.
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