Science Against Crime
Fingerprints
Forgery
Non-fiction
Forensic Medicine
Criminology
Toxicology
Criminal investigation
Criminals
Crime
> The great French criminologist, Edmund Locard, put forward the theory that a criminal almost invariably leaves something of himself behind at the scene of a crime - a fingerprint, a scrap of fabric from his clothes, a fragment of his hair - perhaps even a bloodstain. More than one hapless wrong-do…
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