Book 28 of 2018 is Forensics: What Bugs, Burns, Prints, DNA and More Tell Us About Crime by Val McDermid.
She isn't Mary Roach but she does tell her story in a way that makes me want to change professions.
This was an interesting look at crime, rather than the police. That surprised and pleased me. She talks about what they did and how they were spotted. She talks about how they avoided being caught and then were caught. It is VERY cool.
The thing I really liked was that she didn't make it glam. It's a scientific job that I can imagine going in to. That's cool.
4 imperfect crimes out of 5.
Should I read this? Every scientist should.
What did I learn? I need to know more about wet sciences.
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