18 TINY DEATHS: THE UNTOLD STORY OF THE WOMAN WHO INVENTED MODERN FORENSICS BY BRUCE GOLDFARB Citadel Shade The sturdy pieces are just

The sturdy pieces are just over 1/8 inch (4mm) thick to ensure lots of long-lasting fun as you make this delightful puzzle over and over again

mingling with the teeming masses of humanity

449 color illustrations

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18 TINY DEATHS: THE UNTOLD STORY OF THE WOMAN WHO INVENTED MODERN FORENSICS BY BRUCE GOLDFARB Citadel Shade The sturdy pieces are just"Devotees of TV's CSI will have their minds blown." Publishers Weekly, STARRED review An enthralling journey into the remarkable life and groundbreaking contributions of a pioneering woman in the field of forensics In 18 Tiny Deaths, readers are transported to a time when forensic science was in its infancy, and a woman named Frances Glessner Lee emerged as a force to be reckoned with. Through meticulous recreations of crime scenes, Lee revolutionized