Robert D. Keppel: Consulting Detective (Profile)
The Forensic Examiner 2012, Spring, 21, 1
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- 14,99 lei
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- 14,99 lei
Publisher Description
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] ROBERT KEPPEL is best known for the central role he played in the investigation of Ted Bundy's string of homicides in the Pacific Northwest. Keppel had been a homicide investigator in the King County Sheriff's Office in Washington State for just two weeks in 1974 when two girls disappeared on the same day from Lake Sammamish State Park. Thus began a frustrating series of investigations that went cold, until they were eventually linked to Bundy. Only years after Bundy's conviction for murders in Florida put him on death row did he open up about his West Coast activities. When he finally unloaded a stunning confession, Keppel was there to record it.
GENRE
Health & Well-Being
RELEASED
2012
22 March
LANGUAGE
EN
English
LENGTH
15
Pages
PUBLISHER
American College of Forensic Examiners
SIZE
313.5
KB
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