This text not only provides an overview of underwater crime scene investigation but more importantly breaks down every detail of thorough organizing, evaluating, and effective crime scene reporting, as well as the processes and procedures required for professional crime inquiry.
The authors, Thomas B. Kelley, H. Dale Nute, Michael A. Zinszer, Mark Feulner, Gregg Stanton, William Charlton, Jr, Joerg Hess, Terry Roy Johnson, and Kenneth McDonald are from the Florida State University - Panama City School of Criminology and Criminal Justice, and they have collaborated to bring professionals in the field this invaluable reference and basic how to guide to underwater crime scene investigation. From initial response to promulgation, this text covers everything professionals working in the field need to know, including initial response, pre-search organization, site investigative operations, post-search evaluation, and promulgation.
Arranged with colorful and informative photos, and easy-to-copy forms, "Underwater Crime Scene Investigation: A Guide for Law Enforcement" is certain to become the leading reference textbook in this specialized field and used in all training programs.