Murder

from the chalk outline to the execution chamber

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Author

Greg Fallis

Publication

1999 - M. Evans & Company, New York, New York (State)

Language

English

Word Count

64,000 words, Guess

Page Count

256 pages

Identifiers

Internet Archivemurderfromchalko00fall
Internet Archivemurderfromchalko0000fall
ISBN-100871318881
ISBN-139780871318886
Library of Congress Control Number99046772

and 5 more

OCLC Control Number42397708
Better World BooksO7-BVP-524
Better World Books9780871318886
Better World BooksO7-ANQ-972
Open LibraryOL46997M

Classifications

DDC345.73/02523
LCCKF9306 .F35 1999
LCCKF9306.F35 1999

and 1 more

LCCKF 9306 F35 1999

Description

A murder has just been committed. The yellow 'DO NOT CROSS' tape is lifted at the scene of the crime, and you are allowed to step inside. A seasoned detective will take you through a routine investigation and answer all your questions about homicide along the way. For would-be lawyers and arm-chair detectives, A Murder places readers inside the investigation with all its key players--cops, lawyers, scientists, judges, witnesses, juries, and even executioners. Going way beyond what is dramatised on TV shows, Greg Fallis has created a fictionalised murder case (based on a real one) that will both educate and entertain. A Murder answers all your questions about this capital crime: Why are most murders committed? How do the police build a case against a suspect? What determines whether the defendant receives a life sentence or a sentence of death? Who are the people who 'flip the switch'? And much, much more.

Description

Describes every aspect of a murder investigation and explains how police build a case against a suspect, why most murders are committed, how a convict's sentence is determined, and other related topics.