Practical Analysis and Reconstruction of Shooting Incidents

Thoroughly revised, updated, and expanded, this second edition provides relevant, up-to-date information for field investigators to recognize, preserve, document, and interpret the physical evidence typically found after shooting incidents. In conjunction with illustrative figures and case studies, it uses step-by-step outlines to clearly describe the required analytical processes involved in reconstructing and interpreting shooting incident scenes. It also allows investigators and forensic scientists alike to apply a logical thought process to the evaluation of shooting scene evidence in order to establish the probable related events to the shooting incident.