The Natural History of Crime

The Natural History of Crime, by forensic ecologist Professor Patricia Wiltshire, explores her work on some of the UK's most high-profile cases, highlighting how she uncovers crucial evidence at the intersection of the natural and human worlds. Through her insights into cases like the murders of Sarah Payne and Holly Wells and Jessica Chapman, she reveals how she helps solve crimes, exonerate the innocent, and bring clarity to complex situations. With a focus on the detective work behind the scenes, the book offers a fascinating look at how nature and forensic science intertwine to unravel life's most challenging mysteries.