How to Solve a Murder. Stories from the Practice of Leading Forensic Experts in the UK

«How to Solve a Murder» — an exciting, at times shocking and breathtaking account of a career as a forensic expert. Includes a foreword by Dr. Richard Shepherd, author of the bestseller «Unnatural Causes».

Shattered skulls. Gas masks. Acid tanks. Salted parts of human bodies. Not the most ordinary items, are they? But for chief forensic expert Derek and forensic secretary Pauline — all this is part of the daily routine at the world-famous forensic department of Guy's Hospital in London.

Derek played a key role in investigating the most high-profile mass disasters and murders in the UK. He contributed to forensic science: his innovative methods are now widely used by colleagues, particularly in helping to identify serial killers and simplify convictions.

These intriguing and honest memoirs, beautifully articulated, will take you into the world of those who investigate crimes (the most terrible ones!). You will learn how they solve complex puzzles and unravel seemingly hopeless cases.