The Killer of Little Shepherds: A True Crime Story and the Birth of Forensic Science

Starr's detailed recounting of this pivotal period made me wonder what drew him to this specific case and era. Was there a particular moment that sparked his interest in the origins of forensic methods?

The case was so intense and the investigation so swift—did that make others question whether justice was truly served, or was it a sign of the times?

As someone fascinated by science, I appreciated the depth of forensic explanation. I wonder how Starr ensured the accuracy of these technical details and whether he consulted experts.