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Real Crime Stories, Uncovered by NatureProfessor Patricia Wiltshire has dedicated her life solving over 300 real criminal cases across the UK. Learn of her shocking discoveries in this one-of-a-kind true crime forensic ecology book. For true crime enthusiasts. This book will captivate true crime lovers everywhere. Professor Wiltshire has used her extensive background in forensic ecology to find the answers to some of the most harrowing cases in true crime history. From unraveling true crime murder cases to finding hidden remains, Professor Wiltshire has solved the unsolvable time and time again. For forensic science enthusiasts. As a forensic scientist, Professor Wiltshire provides a unique perspective to crime scene investigation and the different investigative methodologies used to solve the toughest cases. Law enforcement personnel from all types of professions will marvel at the stories shared in The Natural History of Crime. Inside, you'll find: Real crime stories, exposed by a groundbreaking forensics expert. A behind-the-scenes view of what it takes to solve the most unsolvable crimes. A deep understanding of the connection between the natural world and the search for justice. If you liked The Most Bizarre True Crime Stories Ever Told, Behold the Monster, or The Best New True Crime Stories, you'll love The Natural History of Crime.

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Professor Patricia Wiltshire has worked on over 300 criminal cases across the UK, including some of the highest-profile cases of the past 25 years, such as the Soham murders and the cases of Millie Dowler and Sarah Payne, providing critical forensic expertise that has been instrumental in solving these cases. A leading voice in forensic ecology, Professor Wiltshire has worked with every police force in the UK. Her expertise is sought worldwide. Professor Wiltshire studied botany at King's College London and later returned to lecture in microbial and general ecology. She is also associated with esteemed organizations such as the Chartered Society of Forensic Sciences, the Royal Society of Biology, and the Linnean Society. She lives in Surrey.

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