The Science of Murder

Given the broad history of forensic science, I'm curious how the author chose specific methods to highlight and whether that was influenced by famous cases or personal interest.

The book blends history and science seamlessly, but I kept wondering if the story of how forensic methods evolved was what captivated others most.

The way the book links her stories to actual criminal investigations is intriguing—I'm curious whether this approach was driven by the author's passion for both topics or a desire to shed new light on her work.