Trace Evidence

Footprints . . . fingerprints . . . clothing fibers . . . hair. Wherever you go, you leave some evidence, or pick some up and take it with you. For this reason, detectives and forensic scientists have been using trace evidence to catch criminals for more than a hundred years. Find out the techniques scientists use to collect and analyze evidence with these fascinating stories about how trace evidence helped solve crimes!

Stephen Eldridge is a writer and editor with a background in educational publishing. He Lives in Chicago, Illinois, with his wife and fellow editor, Alison. This is his first published book.

Putting Pieces Together	p. 7
Combing for Evidence	p. 19
Not Quite Spotless	p. 29
When Is Trace Evidence Meaningful?	p. 38
Piling on the Evidence	p. 50
Vanished with a Trace	p. 59
The Match Behind the Science	p. 70
Serving Justice	p. 81
Careers	p. 90
Chapter Notes	p. 98
Glossary	p. 98
Further reading and Internet addresses	p. 100
Index	p. 102
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