The Science of Murder

"The Science of Murder" explores the real-life forensic principles behind Agatha Christie's beloved novels, highlighting how her stories incorporate early twentieth-century crime detection methods. While Christie did not use the term "forensics," the audiobook delves into the scientific techniques — such as fingerprint analysis, blood spatter, and toxicology — that underpin the investigations in her mysteries. With a focus on human observation, ingenuity, and emerging scientific developments, the book offers a fascinating look at the true science behind classic detective stories.