Clay and Bones. A Forensic Artist on Skull, Murders, and Working in the FBI

Lisa Bailey never thought she would tie her life to death until she stumbled upon a job opening for a forensic artist at the FBI. The idea of using her artistic talent to help victims of crime proved too alluring. Soon, she was documenting crime scenes, photographing charred remains, and sculpting faces from clay based on the skulls of unknown victims. She was particularly fascinated by facial reconstruction: Bailey knew that an accurate portrait in clay could establish the identity of the deceased and help find the killer.

Lisa became an expert in her field, working on hundreds of cases, but faced discrimination and harassment. The FBI management protected the guilty, responding to her with threats and slander. Outraged by the hypocrisy, Bailey decided to fight back...

"Clay and Bones" is a captivating journey into the mysterious world of forensics, described honestly and with touches of dark humor.