This book is an intricate look at the 19 surviving dollhouse style dioramas that Frances Glessner Lee created to support law enforcement and medical examiners understand, detect and solve crime.
This book is an intricate look at the 19 surviving dollhouse style dioramas that Frances Glessner Lee created to support law enforcement and medical examiners understand, detect and solve crime.
This is a tuff choice but I think I gotta go the the top book...
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For those of you who are true crime fans I urge you to read about the lady who essentially pioneered CSI...
I have a friend that‘s a big #truecrime #nerd and this is her birthday #present
This is about Frances Glessner Lee, an important historical figure in forensics. One of the things she did was create miniature #dollhouses of real life crime scenes that hadn‘t been solved. This helped train detectives and others to help identify evidence and examine crime scenes. #history #femalerolemodels
A couple weeks ago, I read a National Geographic article about Frances Glessner Lee & her dollhouse murders & became immediately obsessed. They're creepy, kooky, mysterious, & spooky--& also a testament to one woman's absolute refusal to be shuffled away into the prim & proper roles reserved for her. Glessner Lee is my new hero.