Now in its Third Edition, Practical Bomb Scene Investigation explores the investigative process that improvised explosive device (IED) specialists undertake at the scene of an explosion. Providing easy-to-understand, step-by-step procedures for managing and processing a bomb scene, it enables investigators to find the evidence and then
Now in its Third Edition, Practical Bomb Scene Investigation explores the investigative process that improvised explosive device (IED) specialists undertake at the scene of an explosion. Providing easy-to-understand, step-by-step procedures for managing and processing a bomb scene, it enables investigators to find the evidence and then
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Practical Aspects of Criminal and Forensic Investigations
James T. Thurman has worked in the explosives field for more than 30 years, first as a U.S. Army bomb disposal technician and then as a special agent with the FBI. He continues to lecture and provide training on the methods of bomb scene investigation and explosives avoidance to domestic and international training schools and audiences. He is currently a professor at the Eastern Kentucky University, teaching a unique academic program on fire, arson, and explosion investigation. He holds a BA from Eastern Kentucky University and an MS Degree in Forensic Science from the George Washington University.
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Dedication Acknowledgements About the Author Forward Introduction Chapter One: Explosion Theory and Dynamics Chapter Two: Identification and Recognition of Commercial, Improvised, and Military Explosives Chapter Three: Improvised Explosive Device Components: Pre- and Post-Blast Identification Chapter Four: Investigation of the Explosion Scene and Collection of Evidence Chapter Five: Bomb Scene Investigator and Weapons of Mass Destruction Chapter Six: Introduction to the Identification of Military Ordnance Chapter Seven: Capabilities of the Forensic Laboratory: Reading the Bomber's Signature Chapter Eight: Tactical Post-Blast Investigation Appendix A: Chart of Explosive Products Appendix B: United States and Foreign Names of Explosives, Part I and Part II Appendix C: Access Control Log Appendix D: Guidelines for the Prevention of Contamination of Explosives Evidence Appendix E: Personnel Resources for the Bomb Scene Investigation Appendix F: Supplies and Equipment for the Bomb Scene Investigation Appendix G: Administrative Worksheet Appendix H: Narrative Description Appendix I: Evidence Recovery Log Appendix J: Latent Print Lift Log Appendix K: Photographic Log Appendix L: Diagram Log Appendix M: Explosive Residue Swabbing Instructions Appendix N: Standard Military Ordnance Color Coding System Appendix O: Bomb Threat Stand-Off Distances Appendix P: Table of Bioterrorism Agent Properties Appendix Q: Table of Chemical Agent Properties Glossary Index
Dedication Acknowledgements About the Author Forward Introduction Chapter One: Explosion Theory and Dynamics Chapter Two: Identification and Recognition of Commercial, Improvised, and Military Explosives Chapter Three: Improvised Explosive Device Components: Pre- and Post-Blast Identification Chapter Four: Investigation of the Explosion Scene and Collection of Evidence Chapter Five: Bomb Scene Investigator and Weapons of Mass Destruction Chapter Six: Introduction to the Identification of Military Ordnance Chapter Seven: Capabilities of the Forensic Laboratory: Reading the Bomber's Signature Chapter Eight: Tactical Post-Blast Investigation Appendix A: Chart of Explosive Products Appendix B: United States and Foreign Names of Explosives, Part I and Part II Appendix C: Access Control Log Appendix D: Guidelines for the Prevention of Contamination of Explosives Evidence Appendix E: Personnel Resources for the Bomb Scene Investigation Appendix F: Supplies and Equipment for the Bomb Scene Investigation Appendix G: Administrative Worksheet Appendix H: Narrative Description Appendix I: Evidence Recovery Log Appendix J: Latent Print Lift Log Appendix K: Photographic Log Appendix L: Diagram Log Appendix M: Explosive Residue Swabbing Instructions Appendix N: Standard Military Ordnance Color Coding System Appendix O: Bomb Threat Stand-Off Distances Appendix P: Table of Bioterrorism Agent Properties Appendix Q: Table of Chemical Agent Properties Glossary Index
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