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Inside Ballistics and Firearms Evidence

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Categories: Crime | Forensics | Nonfiction

Ballistics often hold the key to solving crimes. A Tennessee Bureau of Investigation special agent and forensic scientist explains how firearms identification really works, from matching bullets to specific weapons to interpreting ballistic evidence. This session offers writers an inside look at the science behind gun-related investigations and how that evidence is used in real cases.

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