Shooting Incident Reconstruction is an informative and comprehensive guide to the analysis of firearms evidence at crime scenes ranging from accidental injuries to carefully planned murders. Whether the topic is as simple as a muzzle-to-victim distance determination, or as complicated as the behavior of ricocheted bullets over long distances, Shooting Incident Reconstruction covers it all. No longer will investigators and attorneys be forced to rely on eyewitness accounts alone; instead, they will be able to use the reconstructive aspects of firearms evidence to determine what did and did not happen at a crime scene.
