How to Solve True Crime (Paperback)
Occam's Razor and the Limitations of Simplicity in Investigations
Imprint: Pen & Sword True Crime
Pages: 224
Illustrations: 16 mono illustrations
ISBN: 9781399057110
Published: 28th February 2025
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“We must be careful with Occam’s Razor, lest we cut ourselves on our own blades.”
In How to Solve True Crime: Occam's Razor and the Limitations of Simplicity in Investigations, we delve into the intriguing realm of criminal investigations where the seemingly straightforward principle of Occam's Razor is both a guiding light and a potential pitfall. Venture on an intellectual journey that explores the delicate balance between simplicity and complexity in unravelling mysteries, as the razor-sharp tool of Occam's Razor is wielded with both precision and, at times, with unintended consequences.
This compelling non-fiction work meticulously dissects a collection of lesser-known true crime cases, skilfully examining instances where Occam's Razor was either masterfully applied or regrettably misused. Through riveting narratives and insightful analysis, discover how pursuing the simplest explanation can lead investigators astray, leaving crucial details and alternative scenarios overlooked.
From high-profile investigations to obscure and overlooked cases, How to Solve True Crime uncovers the hidden nuances of Occam's Razor, shedding light on its power to illuminate truth and its potential to obscure it. Prepare to be captivated by the untold stories behind the scenes of criminal justice, as this book challenges preconceptions and questions the simplicity that often shrouds the complexities of true crime.
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About Davina Kaur
Davina Kirpal Kaur is an English graduate from the University of Lincoln and a dedicated writer. She focuses on crafting fictional short stories, many of which have found a home in various literary magazines. You'll find her researching true crime and paranormal stories. Davina watches a lot of horror films ‘just to feel something,’ and usually doesn’t stop talking about them. Her debut in non-fiction literature is marked by the release of How to Solve True Crime: Occam's Razor and the Limitations of Simplicity in Investigations.