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Forensic Science

July 20, 2020 by Karen Jensen, MLS

Murder Books, by teen contributor Riley Jensen

Teen contributor Riley Jensen, a hopeful forensic scientist, shares a list of nonfiction titles that may be of interest to others interested in, well, murder. But not committing them, solving them.

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