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Practical Fire and Arson Investigation

John O’Connor, David R Redsicker

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Packed with hundreds of case studies, outlines, charts, illustrations and photographs Written by a 17-year veteran of fire investigation, Practical Fire and Arson Investigation presents specific details on the basic principles and advanced applied techniques for conducting a thorough fire and arson investigation. The text is based on the author's experience as both a fire fighter and a fire investigator, and provides a systematic approach to the multifaceted and highly technical field of fire investigation.

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Key concepts: Arson, Fire investigation, Forensic engineering, Engineering, Aeronautics, History, Archaeology