絕地追凶：國際「埋豬人」與隱形變態殺手的隔空對決，破譯數十年無解懸案

The book offers an inside look at forensic work, but I'm curious what drew the author to highlight these particular cases and personalities.

While I loved learning about the science, some parts felt dense. Was that intentional to emphasize accuracy or just the nature of the subject?

There are so many fascinating mysteries out there—what made these cases stand out enough to be featured in the book?