The Killer of Little Shepherds: A True Crime Story and the Birth of Forensic Science
Starr, Douglas
With High Drama And Stunning Detail, Relates The Infamous Crime And Punishment Of French Serial Killer Joseph Vacher, Interweaving The Story Of How Dr. Alexandre Lacassagne, Emile Fourquet And Colleagues Developed Forensic Science As We Know It. The Beast -- The Professor -- First Kill -- The Institute Of Legal Medicine -- The Vagabond -- Identity -- The Oak Woods -- The Body Speaks -- The Crime In Bénonces -- Never Without A Trace -- In Plain Sight -- Born Criminal -- Lourdes -- The Investigating Magistrate -- The Interview -- Professor Lacassagne -- A Crime Without Motive? -- Turning Point -- The Trial -- Judgment -- A Question Of Sanity -- The Mystery Of A Murderer's Brain -- Postscript -- Epilogue : The Violent Brain. Douglas Starr. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.
Trials, litigation, etcVacher, Joseph , 1869-1898, Lacassagne, A. (Alexandre) , 1843-1924, Fourquet, Emile, Trials (Murder), Trials (Murder)--France, Serial murderers, Serial murderers--France--Biography, Serial murders--History, Serial murders--France--History--19th century, Forensic sciences--History, Forensic sciences--France--History--19th century, Forensic Medicine--history, Homicide--history, KJV131.V33 S73 2010, 364.152/32092
Name in long format: | The Killer of Little Shepherds: A True Crime Story and the Birth of Forensic Science |
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ISBN-10: | 0307266192 |
ISBN-13: | 9780307266194 |
Book pages: | 320 |
Book language: | en |
Edition: | Stated First Edition |
Binding: | Hardcover |
Publisher: | Knopf |
Dimensions: | Height: 9.55 Inches, Length: 6.35 Inches, Weight: 1.45 Pounds, Width: 1.15 Inches |