Explore the captivating intersection of nature and crime with ‘The Natural History of Crime’ by Professor Patricia Wiltshire. A leading forensic ecologist, Wiltshire delves into her most significant cases, revealing how the natural world holds crucial clues to solving humanity’s darkest mysteries. From high-profile murders to exonerating the innocent, discover how minute environmental evidence, meticulously analyzed, provides answers in baffling circumstances. This gripping book, featuring insights from cases like Sarah Payne and the Soham murders, showcases the vital role of ecological science in the pursuit of justice. ‘The Natural History of Crime’ offers a unique perspective on how life and death are intertwined, making sense of chaos when it matters most. Perfect for true crime enthusiasts and lovers of scientific inquiry.