Crime

Geared toward middle graders, this nonfiction title explains the scientific tools detectives use to crack cases. It covers a range of techniques from video surveillance and burglar alarms to ballistics, autopsies, and handwriting analysis showing how each helps identify suspects and solve crimes. Real-world examples illustrate how these methods work together in investigations, offering a clear picture of modern crime solving. The book presents complex forensic concepts in a straightforward way that is easy to understand.