Crime Scene: Police Investigation
Crime Scene: Police Investigation tells you everything you need to know about the Police. First, police structures, procedures and training. Then all you need for solving a crime, from processing the scene to collecting evidence to determining motives and MOs. Learn all about appraising a suspect, handling the media, managing jurisdictions and eating donuts.
Good Cop, Bad Cop?
Discover how the experts interview suspects, negotiate hostage situations and work undercover. This book is the perfect tool for playing law enforcement officers or putting them into your campaign. It covers all the cool police technology, equipment and language. Everything from cordoning off a crime area to detecting lies and booking a perp – it's all researched and explained within.
25.95
Crime Scene: The Mob tells you everything you need to know about the Mafia. First the facts: Mob history and organization, the codes and initiations, the families and infamous personalities, as well as the rackets and all the crimes. Then the rules: how to become a Made Man, how to run a Mob crew, how to rise through the Mafia ranks, and how to stay ahead of the Law and out of jail.
Living La Cosa Nostra
This book creates a vivid and hard-hitting environment filled with lethal gun fights and fast-paced car chases, but it doesn't limit your mobster to the streets. The game also provides a set of realistic yet easy to follow rules for creating, managing and expanding a Criminal Empire – bet it through protection, drug dealing, gambling or pimping. Players develop their rackets in the downtime between gaming sessions, using a system of Crew Development points.
The Dead Don't Lie
Roll the dice and roll up your sleeve to join the world of the Forensics expert. From the manhunt to the microscope learn how serious crime is really solved. Jam-packed with all the latest technologies and skills, you get to play characters at the top of their class and experts in their field.
All That Remains
This is a book about clues: clues in the dirt, clues on the floor, clues on a body. No one can enter a scene without leaving a trace. Learn about processing this scene in meticulous detail and find out ho the experts do it. You play the professionals, those brought in when it's serious. You might be working with anything from analyzing a blood splatter pattern to examining skeletal remains.
19.95
Investigating The Paranormal
Within large police departments and the FBI there are experts in the Occult. These people exist, and you play one of them. This book shows you where they are, what they investigate, and how they do it. This is true horror, based on heavily researched facts that make people call 911 every day.
The Truth Is Out There
Crime Scene: Supernatural takes you into the world of police and federal investigation of supernatural crime. This book details all the history, from cattle mutilation and Armageddon cults right through to serial killers, ghosts and para-zoology. Learn about processing an occult cime scene, who to involve, and what steps to take
26.95
Crime Scene: The Feds takes you right to the heart of the Bureau, from Quantico to the Hoover Building and beyond. Here you will learn all you need to know about the FBI's history, organization, duties, procedures - and enemies.
Special Agents
You've been given the best training. You have access to resources, intelligence and equipment that other law enforcement agencies can only dream of.
It is time to put those advantages to work.
You and your team are your nation's last line of defense.
23.95
Crime Scene: The Yakuza immerses you in the world of the Yakuza, with all you need to know about their history, culture, traditions and codes of conduct. From tattoos to finger-cutting, motorcycle gangs to protection rackets, it's all here, carefully researched and detailed.
Honorable Gangsters
To understand the Yakuza, you must begin to understand Japan itself. How can a group of hardened criminals and killers be respected, honorable members of their community? What are the Yakuza connections with big business and politics?