Criminal Procedure and Murder
Honolulu Homicide by Gary A. Dias & Robbie Dingeman
Honolulu Homicide by Gary A. Dias & Robbie Dingeman
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An Hawaiian True Crime Account of the Honolulu Police Department, Major Homicides, and the Xerox Massacre
Retired Honolulu Police Department homicide lieutenant Gary A. Dias and investigative reporter Robbie Dingeman document major murder cases that rocked Oahu from the 1970s through the 1990s. The volume examines high-profile investigations, including the 1999 Xerox Hawaiian Islands workplace shooting by Byran Uyesugi, the Kotani murder, and the Barboza homicide.
Dias and Dingeman detail HPD crime scene processing, ballistic analysis, and Hawaiian courtroom proceedings. The narrative provides an insider perspective on detective tradecraft, island jurisdiction challenges, and the evolution of forensic science in Honolulu.
Why You’ll Love This Book
Gary A. Dias and Robbie Dingeman deliver an authentic primary-source account of Hawaiian law enforcement history. Rich in police procedural tradecraft and forensic detail, this volume is essential for fans of David Simon, Joseph Wambaugh, and Ann Rule.
Book Details
Book Details
ISBN: 9781573061568
Binding: Paperback
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Publisher: Bess Pr Inc
Pages: 232
Author:
- Gary A. Dias
- Robbie Dingeman
Language: English
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