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Death Investigator's Handbook quickly became an essential addition to every law enforcement library when it was first published in 1993. Ten years later, veteran homicide investigator Louis Eliopulos completely updated and expanded it to include all the latest scientific and technological advances in the field of death investigations, including DNA, cold cases, bioterrorism, mass-disaster sites, trace evidence recovery, profiling secrets, and much more.

To make his manual even handier for working professionals we have divided it into three separate volumes: crime scenes, investigations, and scientific investigations—making it easier to take the appropriate section into the field, the interrogation room, or the lab. And it also means that more people can use the manual at the same time.

If you want to know more about the art and science of crime-scene processing, go to the source the professionals use to catch real killers: Death Investigator's Handbook.

Louis N. Eliopulos is a senior homicide investigations analyst with the Naval Criminal Investigative Service (NCIS), where he reviews, consults and suggests investigative analysis and strategy on active and cold-case homicide investigations from all over the world. Before being employed by NCIS, Eliopulos was chief forensic investigator for the medical examiner's office in Jacksonville, Florida.
$90.00
Softcover 8.5" x 11" 976 pages photos, illust.

Death Investigator's Handbook quickly became an essential addition to every law enforcement library when it was first published in 1993. Ten years later, veteran homicide investigator Louis Eliopulos completely updated and expanded it to include all the latest scientific and technological advances in the field of death investigations, including DNA, cold cases, bioterrorism, mass-disaster sites, trace evidence recovery, profiling secrets, and much more.

To make his manual even handier for working professionals we have divided it into three separate volumes: crime scenes, investigations, and scientific investigations—making it easier to take the appropriate section into the field, the interrogation room, or the lab. And it also means that more people can use the manual at the same time.

Volume One has 13 chapters on crime scenes, including:

* Dead-Body Examinations
* Crime-Scene Drawings
* Crime-Scene Searches
* Evidence Collection
* Photographing Death Scene
* Body-Dump Site
* Videotaping Death Scenes
* Buried-Body Cases
* Decomposed Remains
* Blood Spatter
* Time Frame of Death

If you want to know more about the art and science of crime-scene processing, go to the source the professionals use to catch real killers: Death Investigator's Handbook.

Louis N. Eliopulos is a senior homicide investigations analyst with the Naval Criminal Investigative Service (NCIS), where he reviews, consults and suggests investigative analysis and strategy on active and cold-case homicide investigations from all over the world. Before being employed by NCIS, Eliopulos was chief forensic investigator for the medical examiner's office in Jacksonville, Florida.
$35.00
Softcover 978-1-58160-496-2 166 pages 8.5" x 11" photos,illust.

Death Investigator's Handbook quickly became an essential addition to every law enforcement library when it was first published in 1993. Ten years later, veteran homicide investigator Louis Eliopulos completely updated and expanded it to include all the latest scientific and technological advances in the field of death investigations, including DNA, cold cases, bioterrorism, mass-disaster sites, trace evidence recovery, profiling secrets, and much more.

To make his manual even handier for working professionals we have divided it into three separate volumes: crime scenes, investigations, and scientific investigations—making it easier to take the appropriate section into the field, the interrogation room, or the lab. And it also means that more people can use the manual at the same time.

Volume Two has 47 chapters on investigations including:

* Cold Case Investigations
* Interviewing /Interrogations
* Suspect Description
* Bioterroris
* Coerced Confessions
* Contract Murders
* Victim Identification
* Unidentified Remains Protocol
* Suicide Investigations
* Firearm-Related Death
* Sharp-Force Injurie
* Deaths from Bombs or Explosions
* Police/Corrections Custody
* Mass-Disaster Investigations
* Forensic Art in Identification
* Internet Sites

If you want to know more about the art and science of crime-scene processing, go to the source the professionals use to catch real killers: Death Investigator's Handbook.

Louis N. Eliopulos is a senior homicide investigations analyst with the Naval Criminal Investigative Service (NCIS), where he reviews, consults and suggests investigative analysis and strategy on active and cold-case homicide investigations from all over the world. Before being employed by NCIS, Eliopulos was chief forensic investigator for the medical examiner's office in Jacksonville, Florida.
$50.00
Softcover 978-1-58160-497-9 552 pages 8.5" x 11" photos,illust.

Death Investigator's Handbook quickly became an essential addition to every law enforcement library when it was first published in 1993. Ten years later, veteran homicide investigator Louis Eliopulos completely updated and expanded it to include all the latest scientific and technological advances in the field of death investigations, including DNA, cold cases, bioterrorism, mass-disaster sites, trace evidence recovery, profiling secrets, and much more.

To make his manual even handier for working professionals we have divided it into three separate volumes: crime scenes, investigations, and scientific investigations—making it easier to take the appropriate section into the field, the interrogation room, or the lab. And it also means that more people can use the manual at the same time.

Volume Two has 47 chapters on investigations including:

* Cold Case Investigations
* Interviewing /Interrogations
* Suspect Description
* Bioterroris
* Coerced Confessions
* Contract Murders
* Victim Identification
* Unidentified Remains Protocol
* Suicide Investigations
* Firearm-Related Death
* Sharp-Force Injurie
* Deaths from Bombs or Explosions
* Police/Corrections Custody
* Mass-Disaster Investigations
* Forensic Art in Identification
* Internet Sites

If you want to know more about the art and science of crime-scene processing, go to the source the professionals use to catch real killers: Death Investigator's Handbook.

Louis N. Eliopulos is a senior homicide investigations analyst with the Naval Criminal Investigative Service (NCIS), where he reviews, consults and suggests investigative analysis and strategy on active and cold-case homicide investigations from all over the world. Before being employed by NCIS, Eliopulos was chief forensic investigator for the medical examiner's office in Jacksonville, Florida.
$40.00
Softcover 978-1-58160-498-6 322 pages 8.5" x 11" photos,illust.

Used by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police to train interrogators, this manual details the insidious methods by which the "mounties" elicit confessions after all fair and legal tactics have been exhausted. Must reading for every police officer, as well as for every citizen who might one day, innocent or guilty, sit across the table from an interrogator.
$15.00
Softcover 978-0-87364-625-3 88 pages 5.5" x 8.5"

A covert rural surveillance operation is not a working camping trip – it's a risky undertaking that can't be compared to staking out an urban area. Developing a team that can successfully gather intelligence in the backwoods for hours, days or weeks at a time requires time, effort, support and commitment, plus a strong, visionary leader to see the value in creating such a team of experts. Van Ritch knows the importance of such operations. After more than 20 years in the U.S. Army, the former Special Forces officer and counterintelligence agent came home to address the dire need he saw for local law enforcement agencies to be able to cover all the ground in their jurisdictions. He wrote this book as a guide to any organization or individual who needs to conduct searches or surveillance in rural and remote environments. In it, you will learn how to plan a mission and set goals, assemble a team, survive the environment, practice tactical movement, master camouflage, maintain constant security and more. Crime doesn't stop where the pavement ends. If you want to protect every corner of your territory, you need the information in this guide

Van Ritch served 22 years in the U.S. Army, where he developed its SERE (Survival, Evasion, Resistance, and Escape) school. After his army career, he began training law enforcement officers at the North Carolina Justice Academy. While observing federal, state and local law enforcement agencies struggle with the hunt for Eric Rudolph, the prime suspect in the 1996 Olympics bombing in Atlanta, Ritch determined that successfully operating in rural areas needed to be a training priority.
$20.00
Softcover 978-1-58160-380-4 128 pages 8.5" x 11" 31 photos