Crime Scene

From the perspective of human sociology, violent behavior is an instinct of human beings. Part of it is directed internally and some is directed externally. Driven by interests, most violent behaviors are directed externally. Entering a class society, violent acts are often regarded as crimes. In order to maintain normal social order, the state, a representative of the ruling class, will impose various penalties on criminals. If there is a crime, there will naturally be a crime scene that truly reflects the criminal's process, methods, and other related circumstances. The birth of imaging technology has allowed the crime scenes of many major crimes that are of great concern to society to be brought into public view over time. Since the 20th century, many major criminal incidents have occurred in the world that shocked the world. This book selects many cases, which involve theft, robbery, shooting, terrorist attacks, drug trafficking, explosions, etc., And presents them to readers through crime scene photos, direct reports, facts, and focus figures. Of course, this book shows readers much more than this, and our purpose is not limited to this. We don't expect to be able to prevent crimes through this book that uses crime scenes as clues, as long as it can give people a warning!