One can guess the age of the murderer just by looking at the footprints;
Even blood stains diluted to 1/500000 cannot escape their eyes;
These traces that ordinary people cannot interpret or even detect can be used by their special profession - trace examiners to identify the real culprit.
The author of this book, Hong Mu, has been engaged in forensic work for many years and is a core member of the trace inspection team. He has visited hundreds of scenes and tracked down all kinds of murderers through clues such as sperm spots, green corpses, leather-like injuries, and V-shaped smoke. Now he takes you into the real trace inspection scene through 12 cases he has personally experienced.
The murderer wrote the truth of the murder into a novel and earned millions; the toes of the body that hanged itself were turned up strangely... No matter how bizarre the murder method is, no matter how thoroughly the crime scene is cleaned up, Hongmu and his colleagues can use 38 special skills such as DNA sequencing, luminol test, and indentation analysis to dig out key evidence and reveal the true identity of the suspect.
Reader comments
I saw this book before from a book blogger I follow, but I haven't read it yet. I happened to open it on Tomato and clicked in to take a look~ (It seems that this is the reason why I read books, haha, it's more casual. Maybe it's because I am an omnivore, so I also read books haha)
I have some subjective opinions. After all, this is a book review written by me (laughs)
To be honest, I read it with a curious attitude. I have never touched this kind of book before, and there may be external reasons. Now I prefer to read the work of these ordinary and ordinary people who happen around us but who we usually have no contact with. Then, I read and read on...
The reading time was not very short, but I didn't finish it because I thought it was really boring (maybe it wasn't to my liking, so I didn't read the remaining three chapters)
There are a lot of terms involved in it, and the explanations are clear. You can also increase your knowledge while reading it (of course, it does not rule out that I will forget it after reading it)
Furthermore, the cases in the book all revolve around the Dongjiang case. Since I have not finished reading the book, I cannot describe the subsequent plot in detail.
Following the traces, the members of the task force peeled off the cocoons and solved seemingly difficult cases.
Behind the case, there is more human nature.
Another highlight of the book is the emotional line between "me" and my junior sister.
(The junior sister and her elder sister are the victims of the "Dongjiang Case", and the junior sister is the survivor)
The little junior sister knew that "I" liked her, and the victim's sequelae prompted the little junior sister to avoid "my" hugs over and over again.
...(What happened to them, I don't know, but I hope it will have a good ending)
I even felt that the "I" in the book wanted to redeem the junior sister and get her out of the shadow of a victim, so she entered the game with her own body.
Except for the beginning of some chapters, there are problems with the layout and the sentences are not smooth, there is nothing else.
In short, this book will still stay on my bookshelf, but I am not yet destined to it. Maybe I will take it out again one day in the future, no one can say~
I especially hate those cruel murderers. Fortunately, there is a profession called trace examiner, which can find the real murderer through various clues! I have a friend whose father is a policeman. He said that real-life cases are more complicated than those in books, and he really appreciates their efforts. This book gave me a greater understanding and respect for the police profession.
I saw this book before from a book blogger I follow, but I haven't read it yet. I happened to open it on Tomato and clicked in to take a look~ (It seems that this is the reason why I read books, haha, it's more casual. Maybe it's because I am an omnivore, so I also read books haha) I have some subjective opinions. After all, this is a book review written by me (laughs) To be honest, I read it with a curious attitude. I have never touched this kind of book before, and there may be external reasons. Now I prefer to read the work of these ordinary and ordinary people who happen around us but who we usually have no contact with. Then, I read and read on... The reading time was not very short, but I didn't finish it because I thought it was really boring (maybe it wasn't to my liking, so I didn't read the remaining three chapters) There are a lot of terms involved in it, and the explanations are clear. You can also increase your knowledge while reading it (of course, it does not rule out that I will forget it after reading it) Furthermore, the cases in the book all revolve around the Dongjiang case. Since I have not finished reading the book, I cannot describe the subsequent plot in detail. Following the traces, the members of the task force peeled off the cocoons and solved seemingly difficult cases. Behind the case, there is more human nature. Another highlight of the book is the emotional line between "me" and my junior sister. (The junior sister and her elder sister are the victims of the "Dongjiang Case", and the junior sister is the survivor) The little junior sister knew that "I" liked her, and the victim's sequelae prompted the little junior sister to avoid "my" hugs over and over again. ...(What happened to them, I don't know, but I hope it will have a good ending) I even felt that the "I" in the book wanted to redeem the junior sister and get her out of the shadow of a victim, so she entered the game with her own body. Except for the beginning of some chapters, there are problems with the layout and the sentences are not smooth, there is nothing else. In short, this book will still stay on my bookshelf, but I am not yet destined to it. Maybe I will take it out again one day in the future, no one can say~
I especially hate those cruel murderers. Fortunately, there is a profession called trace examiner, which can find the real murderer through various clues! I have a friend whose father is a policeman. He said that real-life cases are more complicated than those in books, and he really appreciates their efforts. This book gave me a greater understanding and respect for the police profession.
Very beautiful, very exciting