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The Books of Jerry Labriola, M.D.

New: Famous Crimes Revisited: 
A Forensic Scientist reexamines the Evidence
Paperback  June 2004

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Murders at Brent Institute

 

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Browse through Jerry's books, reviews and his stories.  Check the dates for upcoming lectures and signings.

Murders at Brent Institute Murders at Brent Institute 

A Dr. David Brooks Medical Murder Mystery
- to be released in early September, 2002.

Against a backdrop of genetic engineering, cloning and the threat of bioterrorism, a key scientist is murdered, and the stage is set for a terrifying story of mystery and international intrigue.

Murders at Hollings General Murders at Hollings General

A Dr. David Brooks Medical Murder Mystery

Mercedes convertible . . . scarf stiff in the breeze . . . semiautomatic Beretta Minx .22 in his shoulder rig . . . attach� case named Friday at his side. Meet Dr. David Brooks, an engaging if somewhat quirky physician/amateur sleuth who encounters more than he had bargained for. What are the secrets of Istanbul? Of Cartagena? What is the connection to the Far East? And the the daggers of the samurai? Will David live to find out?

Famous Crimes Revisited: From Sacco-Vanzetti to OJ Simpson Famous Crimes Revisited:
From Sacco-Vanzetti to OJ Simpson

A fascinating look at criminal investigations and the new technologies, by Dr. Henry Lee and Jerry Labriola, M.D.

Through a discussion of seven major crimes of the past century--Sacco-Vanzetti, Lindbergh, JFK, Sam Sheppard, Vincent Foster, JonBenet Ramsey, and O.J. Simpson--see how (a) The same forensic errors of the 1920's are still being made today. (b) Human error and/or misconduct can tarnish criminal investigations. (c) Public opinion can influence the outcome of criminal cases. (d) Modern technology might have helped solve past cases.