"A forensic photographer with the NYPD, Jessica is devastated to receive word of her sister's death in a robbery gone awry. But when she arrives home in Portland and the local PD asks her to take pictures, she finds more than she bargained for. With each new photo she exposes more of her sister's secret erotic life. And when she shares her discoveries with Sam, the super sexy local detective, she experiences passion she never knew possible. But Jessica...

Eighteen years ago, a girl shot down a rapist while her father's lawnmower sputtered in the yard outside. Somewhere in the heat and shadows of that day, Alexandra Rafferty took on the burden of her deed, and forged a bond of silence with her cop father. But now Alexandra's husband has left, her father is clinging to his health, and a Miami serial killer is leaving behind death scenes that go beyond the horrific. For Alexandra, her life and work are...

Surveys a decade of murder and violent crime in early twentieth-century New York, drawing on photos, medical records, police reports, testimonies, and period analysis to explore how crime in the 1910s impacted the lives of ordinary citizens.

Aiden craves a better life where he can escape his gruesome job as a crime scene photographer; meet the woman of his dreams, and save the world from evil. As Aiden's dark vigilante fantasies invade his reality, he'll soon learn that his imagination is on the verge of destroying the life he's risking everything for.

Professor Robert C. Shaler continues his in-depth look at all aspects of crime scene investigation in part two. Popularized in the media by highly rated police procedurals, crime scene investigation is an often misunderstood field of endeavor. Shaler breaks down the intricacies of how investigations are conducted in the real world, examining such aspects as bloodstain analysis, shooting scenes, and "forensic bugs."

This guide is an offshoot of an earlier ICP project, the 2012 exhibition and publication 'Weegee: Murder is My Business, ' focused on the first decade of the photographer's career as a photojournalist in New York.