ALMOST PERFECT CRIME - MONIKA CAŁKIEWICZ

Is crime inherent in human nature? The fascinating world of criminology opens its secrets to us. Learn about the work at the crime scene, how evidence is secured, and what rights victims and defendants have. This book is a captivating journey into the dark corners of the human psyche and the ruthless world of crime.

• Does working at a crime scene resemble crime series?
• How to protect the victim's body from unauthorized persons?
• Is this a profession for people with strong nerves?
• Does it happen that someone is wrongly accused of murder?
• Why is the detection rate of perpetrators of murders in Poland so high?
• Must there be similarities in the actions of serial killers?

Professor Monika Całkiewicz, an experienced prosecutor, shares her experiences in investigating crime scenes. She talks about how every perpetrator can be detected and punished, even after many years. This book is not only a collection of criminal stories, but also an analysis of the legal aspects of crimes, methods of detecting and proving guilt. You will learn when it is worth seeking legal assistance and what rights victims have.

The book "Almost Perfect Crime" is an interdisciplinary look at the world of crime. It contains information from the fields of substantive and procedural criminal law, criminology, medicine and forensic psychology. It is a must-read for anyone interested in the criminal history of modern Poland and wants to understand the mechanisms of criminals' actions.

The Scientific Publishing House PWN presents another title from the "Without Secrets" series, which will satisfy the curiosity of even the most demanding readers. Discover the world of crime from an expert's perspective and discover what the work of a prosecutor at the crime scene looks like. This book is a fascinating journey into the world of criminology that is sure to surprise and captivate you.