True tales of detection
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TextLanguage: English Publication details: London A Piccolo Original 1972Description: 127pSubject(s): DDC classification: - 823.914 GART
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St Aloysius Library | English | 823.914 GART (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | 029884 |
It is a non-fiction collection that chronicles eight real-life criminal investigations to demonstrate that actual detective work can be as compelling as fictional mysteries.
Key Themes and Content
Methodology: The book focuses on the thought processes and meticulous scientific methods used by real detectives to solve seemingly impossible cases.
Structure: It consists of eight distinct accounts of true crimes and their subsequent detections.
Detective vs. Fiction: Garrett emphasizes how real investigators use patient observation and logic to reveal truths that are often "stranger than fiction."
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