Books like Fatal Photographs (True Crime (Avon Books).) by Jack R. Nerad

Ann Rule’s true‑crime biography exposes the chilling rise of serial killer Ted Bundy and the devastating realization she faced when she discovered the killer was her friend.

Crime Photographer's Handbook is an intensive, hands-on photography course specifically for police investigators. Battle-tested techniques are described in step-by-step detail, and photographs, charts, and diagrams clarify specific applications. Lending credibility and levity to the lessons are anecdotes from the author's 20-year career with the FBI. They say a picture is worth a thousand words. Make sure that your photos say the right thing when they are called into evidence. Find out from a pro how to select and use the right camera film, lenses and filters; capture indoor and outdoor crime scenes and surveillances regardless of weather or lighting; preserve latent fingerprints, tire tracks, shoeprints and other fragile evidence on film; document homicide, rape, burglary and arson scenes; and much more. This FBI photographer's professional secrets will teach you how to get the kind of photos guaranteed to identify the bad guys, document their crimes and convince juries of their guilt.

An investigative chronicle of violent crimes in Virginia, focusing on rape and murder case studies and the criminal inquiry methods used by law enforcement, including forensic analysis and investigative protocols.

A detailed case study of a United States murder investigation that incorporates parapsychological approaches into the investigative process.

A true‑crime biography of Jane Toppan, the 19th‑century New England nurse who became the most prolific female serial killer in America.

A nonfiction study that argues for O.J. Simpson’s innocence by reviewing case evidence, investigative procedures, and courtroom proceedings associated with the 1994 murder case in California.