Silent Witnesses by Nigel Mccrery
Throwing open the casebook, it introduces us to such luminaries as 'The Wizard of Berkeley' Edward Heinrich, who is credited with having solved over 2000 crimes, and Alphonse Bertillon, the French scientist whose guiding principle 'no two individuals share the same characteristics' became the core of identification.
It is a fascinating story, and makes for a thoroughly good read-- Bernard Porter * Guardian *
A convincing and readable history of a science defined by the simple maxim: 'Every contact leaves a trace.' -- Tom Whipple * The Times *
A real-life whodunnit. -- Marcus Berkmann * Daily Mail *
A truly gripping story. * Big Issue in the North *
A convincing and readable history of a science defined by the simple maxim: 'Every contact leaves a trace.' -- Tom Whipple * The Times *
A real-life whodunnit. -- Marcus Berkmann * Daily Mail *
A truly gripping story. * Big Issue in the North *
Nigel McCrery served as a police officer with the Nottinghamshire Constabulary, working on a number of murders and serious crimes. On retiring injured in 1987 he attended Trinity College, Cambridge, where he read Modern History. In 1990 he joined the BBC on their graduate entry scheme, soon moving into drama and becoming the creator of many successful television series, including Silent Witness. He has also written a number of crime and military novels. He lives in Nottingham.
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| ISBN 13 | 9780099569244 |
| ISBN 10 | 0099569248 |
| Title | Silent Witnesses |
| Author | Nigel Mccrery |
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| Binding Type | Paperback |
| Publisher | Cornerstone |
| Year published | 2014-07-03 |
| Number of pages | 304 |
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