Based on her original research, Angela Buckley will explore how the early police detectives developed their investigative techniques, including covert surveillance, crime scene examination, innovative record keeping and the adoption of forensic science.
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About the Speaker
Dr Angela Buckley
Angela Buckley is a historian specialising in crime and policing history. Her PhD is in the evolution of Victorian and Edwardian detective practice. Angela has published five books, and her work on crime and detective history has featured in national magazines and newspapers, and on radio and TV. She is a regular contributor to family history podcasts. Angela is associate lecturer at Oxford Brookes University and a former chair of the Society of Genealogists.
