Title: Interesting day-to-day breakdown of the life of a Homicide Detective
Product review: This is a pretty interesting book, especially the detailed sections on crime scene analysis and suspect interrogation, etc. Fascinating to learn that forensic evidence didn't really come into play much of the time (at least in the late 80's/early 90's). Good old-fashioned police work (i.e. interviewing/interrogation) was critical to most of the successful convictions during this time frame. The detectives have a great sense of humor about the horrific aspects of their jobs, but I suppose you'd have to. Great book for people who like true crime novels.
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