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Jack the Ripper: The 21st Century Investigation: A Top Murder Squad Detective Reveals the Ripper's Identity at Last! by Trevor Marriott, 2007-09-28
Fundamentals of Document Examination by Edna W. Robertson, 1991-07
Cases and Problems in Criminal Procedure: The Police (Analysis and Skills Series) by Myron Moskovitz, 1998-03
Detecting and Deciphering Erased Pencil Writing by Ordway Hilton, 1991-04
The Counterterrorism Handbook: Tactics, Procedures, and Techniques, Second Edition by Frank BolzJr., Kenneth J. Dudonis, et all 2001-07-30
Investigative Psychology: Offender Profiling and the Analysis of Criminal Action by David Canter, Donna Youngs, 2009-11-23
Cybercrime Investigation: A Comparative Analysis of Search for and Seizure of Digital Evidence. by Alaeldin Maghaireh, 2010-06-07
Forensic Pathology, Second Edition (Practical Aspects of Criminal & Forensic Investigations) by Dominick DiMaio, Vincent J.M. DiMaioM.D., 2001-06-28
When worlds collide: criminal investigative analysis, forensic psychology, and the Timothy Masters case.(CE ARTICLE: 3 CE CREDITS)(Case study): An article from: The Forensic Examiner by Frank S. Perri, Terrence G. Lichtenwald, 2009-06-22
Chemistry against crime. (chemical analysis' use in forensic investigation): An article from: Canadian Chemical News by Murray Malcolm, Malcolm Gutfriend, 1996-10-01
Forensic Biology: Identification and DNA Analysis of Biological Evidence by Richard Li, 2008-04-24
Latent prints: a perspective on the state of the science.(fingerprint analysis): An article from: Forensic Science Communications by Peter E. Peterson, Cherise B. Dreyfus, et all 2009-10-01
If the Shoe Fits: Footwear Analysis (Crime Scene Club: Fact and Fiction) by Kenneth McIntosh, 2008-10-31
Crime Scene Investigation by Thomas Francis Adams, Jeffrey Lee Krutsinger, 2000-01-15

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Victimology: The Study Of Victims In Criminal Investigations By Wayne Petherick
VICTIMOLOGY THE STUDY OF VICTIMS IN criminal INVESTIGATIONS then an analysisof the victims overall risk, that is, the chances of them becoming a
http://www.crimelibrary.com/criminal_mind/profiling/victimology/1.html

Extractions: From late 1989 to late 1993, in the Australian state of New South Wales, a dozen or so young tourists had gone missing along one of the countries major highways. Many of the bodies were later found in the Belanglo State Forest, in varying stages of decay. Some traveled in pairs, others alone. They were both males and females, aged between 19 and 22. They come from different backgrounds, different countries, and were traveling to different destinations. Despite these differences, all of the victims shared a common characteristic that linked them: they were hikers and backpackers. These similarities had the possibility of providing investigators with a clue about the likely perpetrator of the crimes, and provide the profiler with vital information not only about the perpetrator, but about the victims themselves. Collectively, this information is referred to as "Victimology," or the study of victims: an examination of every facet of their lifestyle, background, health, and physical characteristics. It is hoped that through an in-depth examination of the victims, we may know the perpetrator a little better.
Investigative Analaysis, LLC :: Surveillance Investigations Criminal Background
Investigative analysis offers full investigative services. List all of ourinvestigative services. Investigative analysis offers professional quality
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Extractions: Investigative Analysis offers professional quality services performed by highly trained and experienced professionals. We have several years of experience in a wide range of investigative services to insurance companies, law firms and corporations. Chief Investigator Tom Santarlas, has extensive law enforcement, investigative and criminal defense experience. Tom has earned a Bachelors Degree in criminal justice from Grand Valley State University and a Master's Degree from the University of Baltimore. He has a comprehensive understanding of Florida State Statutes. Tom has participated in extensive specialized training programs for the effective resolution of investigative criminal justice issues.
Law Enforcement Industry - Computer Forensics For Criminal Investigations
Computer Forensics for criminal Investigations. data acquisition and analysisto better support the rigors of criminal investigations and prosecutions.
http://www.encase.com/lawenforcement/ef_index.asp

Extractions: Guidance Software's industry-standard forensic tool has evolved Version 5 software adds: EnCase Forensic gives investigators in law enforcement, government, small businesses, consulting firms and corporations a robust way to authenticate, search and recover computer evidence rapidly and thoroughly. When you're armed with EnCase Forensic , you're armed with the industry standard tool for uncovering, analyzing and presenting forensic data. A Swiss Army knife-like set of tools that helps reduce investigation time by 65 percent. Validated by numerous appellate and trial courts, and winner of the presitious eWEEK Excellence Award and SC Magazine's Five-Star Rating, EnCase Forensic boasts a track record of credibility unlike any other forensic solution. Computer evidence recovered with EnCase software has been admitted into thousands of court proceedings in several countries and jurisdictions.
PerkinElmer Launches Powerful New DNA Forensics Workstation For Criminal Investi
With the federal government s latest commitment to offering comprehensive DNAanalysis in postconviction criminal investigations, we believe our latest
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Extractions: MultiPROBE II Forensic Workstation Allows Agencies to Expedite Processing of DNA Analysis Addressing Recent "Justice for All Act" BOSTON, MA November 19, 2004 PerkinElmer, Inc. (NYSE: PKI), a global leader in health sciences, announced today the launch of a major new addition to their forensics portfolio, the new MultiPROBE II Forensic Workstation. The launch of this powerful new integrated system comes on the heels of President George W. Bush signing the "Justice for All Act" that will make post-conviction DNA testing available to anyone declaring their innocence in federal cases. The five-year, $1 billion US program contains substantial funding and incentives for states that adopt similar DNA testing policies and streamline the significant backlog of 350,000 untested DNA evidence samples in various criminal cases. Forensic identification of DNA evidence is becoming increasingly more critical in criminal investigations and felon databasing. According to the Innocence Project, a Cardozo Law School legal board, 151 individuals convicted of serious crimes have been exonerated using DNA evidence. PerkinElmer's new forensic workstation will allow the forensic community to increase productivity by up to ten times, eliminate human error, drastically reduce cross-contamination yielding high quality purified human DNA resulting in increased data integrity and traceability.
Hushmail DNS Attack Blamed On Network Solutions
In addition to supporting RCMP s investigation in Vancouver, Wade said a separatecriminal investigation is being launched in the United States.
http://www.eweek.com/article2/0,1759,1791152,00.asp

Extractions: Secure e-mail service provider Hushmail Communications plans to pursue a criminal investigation into a hacking attack that redirected users to a defaced Web site. The company pinned the blame for the breach squarely on the shoulders of domain name registrar Network Solutions. Hushmail, which markets PGP-encrypted e-mail, file storage and vanity domain services, has opened a criminal investigation with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police in Vancouver to get to the bottom of a DNS server breach caused by a combination of social engineering, phishing and pharming tactics. ADVERTISEMENT Partner Resource Center Brian Smith, chief technical officer at Hushmail Communications Corp., said in an interview with Ziff Davis Internet News that the attacker or attackers simply called the Network Solutions Inc. support center and gained access to enough customer account information to alter the Hushmail DNS (Domain Name System) settings. "They used a name not associated with Hush Communications and was able to get information from Network Solutions," Smith said. Using the information collected from Network Solutions' customer service, Smith said the DNS information was changed to redirect users visiting the "hushmail.com" URL to a defaced Web site.

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