Author: Former chief inspector, Scotland Yard

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• Linda Fairstein (1)
  • IN: Devil's Bridge (2015) Fiction, American
    EPIGRAPH: All detectives might be called investigators, but not all investigators can be called detectives. Investigators need a trail of facts which might eventually lead to a successful conclusion of their inquiry. If there are no investigative leads to pursue, then they are finished. This is where a detective comes in-a person who can paint a landscape he has never seen from inside a darkened room, which is actually the crime scene. That’s the difference between the craft and the art.
    FROM: Practical Homicide Investigation by Vernon J Geberth, (1983), Book, UK