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Discusses some famous murder cases and how forensic science techniques were used to solve them.

Discusses some famous robbery cases and describes how these cases were solved using forensic science.

Examines fingerprint analysis in crime solving, and includes related experiments.

An introduction to forensic science that examines real-life criminal cases and the technologies used to solve them.

Explores crime scene investigators, providing information about their training and techniques and procedures they use, including processing evidence, identifying victims, analyzing forensics, and more.

An illustrated look at crime scene investigation techniques, which explores collection of different kinds of evidence, crime scene photography, equipment, and other topics and discusses real cases.

Profiles real-life cases that have been solved through forensic entomological evidence; and explores the career of a forensic entomologist.

Discusses how crime scene investigators collect, use, and analyze hairs and fibers using microscopes, DNA databases, and police profiles, and includes a glossary.

Discusses the work of crime scene investigators, including the unique features of fingerprints and how they are obtained, and covers shoeprints, tire marks, lip prints, and how evidence is analyzed in the lab, and contains a glossary.

Analyzes the crimes of serial killers focusing on the history of violence, the kinds of perpetrators, team killers such as those of 9/11 at the World Trade Center, and those still at large.

Describes the origins and history of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, discussing why it was created and the tasks it performs on a daily basis.

Tells the true story of the Zodiac Killer, who terrorizes the area near San Francisco in the late 1960s and discusses how he was finally captured.

An introduction to the structure and purpose of the FBI.

Surveys some of the scientific principles used in investigating crime scenes and suspects.

Introduces children to the different methods investigators use to solve crimes, discussing how they use fingerprints, DNA evidence, computer clues, tissue rebuilding, and other methods to catch killers, thieves, counterfeiters, and computer hackers.