title: Murder 101: Homicide and Its Investigation
author:  Robert L. Snow 
description: "[T]he absolute abundance of knowledge that this book contains relating to homicide investigation is excellent This is a detailed, accurate and at the same time very human journey and insight of a homicide investigator which was both a privilege to read and review." - <strong>Internet Law Book Review</strong><br /><br />"[D]escribes how real-life cases work, from the meticulous work necessary to process physical evidence to investigation and interrogation techniques, developing suspects, working cold cases, and preparing for and participating in trials. He also includes a very good review of helping secondary victims (members of the community and victims' families) cope with the crime and its emotional consequences, including the realization that for many, closure will never be a possibility." - <strong>Reference & Research Book News</strong>
zlib_text: **Executive Privilege**
  
   **Book Jacket**
  
   **Tags:** Private investigators, Large type books, Murder, Washington (D.C.),
  Political crimes and offenses, Women college students
  
  SUMMARY: When private detective Dana Cutler is hired by an attorney with
  powerful political connections, the assignment seems simple enough: follow a
  pretty college student named Charlotte Walsh and report on where she goes and
  whom she sees. But then the unexpected happens. One night, Cutler follows
  Walsh to a secret meeting with Christopher Farrington, the president of the
  United States. The following morning, Walsh's dead body shows up and Cutler
  has to run for her life. In Oregon, Brad Miller, a junior associate in a huge
  law firm is working on the appeal of a convicted serial killer. Clarence
  Little, now on death row, claims he was framed for the murder of a teenager
  who, at the time of her death, worked for the then governor, Christopher
  Farrington. Suddenly, a small-time private eye and a fledgling lawyer