Ultimate CSI: Crime Scene Investigation

Features

• Cover Type: Hard Cover with 144 pages
• Published by: DK ADULT October 30, 2006
• Written in: English
• ISBN 10 Number: 0756623537
• ISBN 13 Number: 978-0756623531
• Book Dimensions: 12 x 10.3 x 0.8 inches
• Weighs: 2.5 pounds

Product Description
Enter the world of the Las Vegas Crime Scene Investigation team in this definitive guide to the groundbreaking television series CSI. This guide includes character profiles, case studies, and focuses on character's forensic specialties. The close-up photography provides an in-depth look into the forensic work of the CSI team. This new title from DK was created in full collaboration with CBS.

Reader Reviews
This book is ideal for any fan of the show. It's so well done and choc full of great photos and interesting background information. It is part of the DK range of books, so you can imaging it's very involved with a lot of interesting stuff and will keep you reading for a long time. There are photos of some of your favourite episodes and characters and even some background information on some of the supporting characters such as Ecklie and Detective Vartan and Vega. You get to see in depth Grisolms office and Brass' office. There is a segment devoted to one of Grisolms biggest challenge, Paul Millander. They talk about blood spatter and how evidence is broken down and how it tells them all about the case. When they talk about Audio/Visual Analysis, they talk about different episodes where this technology is used. I could go on and on about all the interesting topics that are in here, but there is so much, it's better to grab a copy and read it all for yourself. I especially love the background info on the characters because that's more in depth than you ever see on screen. Page 52 is where they talk about my personal favourite; Nick. As with all the characters it gives you info about them growing up and how they came to be CSI's and talks about some of the places where they've shined or come into their own. Again, this book is truly worth while if you are a fan and I can't speak highly enough of it. It's very good and you have to buy a copy too. You'll love it.