Steeped in blood : the life and times of a forensic scientist / David Klatzow as told to Sylvia Walker.

xiii, 314 p., [8] p. of plates : ill., ports. ; 23 cm.Includes bibliographical references (p. [305]-307) and index.Setting sail on my voyage of discovery -- A scholar and a gentleman -- Alcohol is a good friend, just don't overdo the friendship -- The "hired guns' of the insurance industry --The expert who never was -- Queensberry rules -- Kinross: a black day in South Africa's history -- It's sad when the state goes bad -- A place called Vlakplaas -- The murder of Ashley Kriel -- The Trojan Horse massacre: not my finest hour -- Orders to eliminate, not illuminate -- The devil is in the detail -- Never send the fox to investigate crimes in the hen house -- Death, drugs and dirty tricks -- Post-mortems: the good, the bad and the totally inept -- The mystery of flight 295, the 'Helderberg' -- The naked truth -- Till death us do part -- Bent coppers? The murder of Inge Lotz -- Smoke and mirrors: the death of Brett Kebble -- The dynamic investment that shrank -- Too good to be true -- Creativity knows no bounds -- Opinions, lies and simple thruth -- Condemned to repeat history.

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