Shooting Incident Reconstruction, Third Edition is a reference work by leading ballistics experts and forensic scientists. This book provides clear explanations for reconstructing a shooting incident, from basic principles to complex situations.
Forensic scientists, police, and crime scene investigators use this book to analyze events at a shooting site accurately. The interpretation of firearm use and projectile behavior helps establish key facts in criminal cases.
It covers topics such as determining shooting distance, the sequence of shots, the position of the weapon and the victim, and the projectile’s trajectory. Through case studies and more than 200 full-color illustrations, the theories are supported in practice.
This valuable reference work is intended for forensic scientists, ballistics experts, police, legal professionals, and medical researchers.
- New chapters on reconstructing shooting incidents with specialized firearms and human factors
- Updated terminology according to international standards
- Clear guidelines for ethics and practice standards when reconstructing shooting scenes