Murder in a Doll"s House: How the Investigation of Unexplained Deaths Became the Science of Criminalistics
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The amazing story of Francis Glezner Lee - the mother of modern forensics - and a fascinating story about how forensic medicine was born.
During most of the human history, suspicious deaths were practically not investigated. The murders in the overwhelming majority of cases left criminals.
Francis Glezner Lee, a secular lioness from a rich and influential Chicago family, due to her status, was not going to make any career at all, not to mention migrating in the investigations of crimes. Not too remarkable years and decades of her life were going on, until Francis suddenly had an unusual hobby. She met a forensic expert George Magrat, who told her about cases from his practice, and over time began to let her into the opening room in order to observe the process. There was time to talk about poisons, injuries and characters of damage. Francis became an insatiable reader, studied books about crimes and in
During most of the human history, suspicious deaths were practically not investigated. The murders in the overwhelming majority of cases left criminals.
Francis Glezner Lee, a secular lioness from a rich and influential Chicago family, due to her status, was not going to make any career at all, not to mention migrating in the investigations of crimes. Not too remarkable years and decades of her life were going on, until Francis suddenly had an unusual hobby. She met a forensic expert George Magrat, who told her about cases from his practice, and over time began to let her into the opening room in order to observe the process. There was time to talk about poisons, injuries and characters of damage. Francis became an insatiable reader, studied books about crimes and in
Author:
Author:Брюс Голдфарб
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Medical Books
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:18+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-00169-933-0
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