Parabellum (Darkside of Justice)
by Raymond Davis
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Parabellum
Betrayal and murder sends CSI expert, Carl Bowman to the San Francisco International Airport. Entombed within the trunk of the late model BMW, Carl finds the decomposing corpse of a well-known Bay Area business man. Carl teams up with Forensic Specialist Julia London and Detective Calvin Bishop at the San Mateo County Sheriff’s Office on a quest to find the heartless killer. Bishop devises a plan for entrapping the suspect leading to a dramatic courtroom battle resulting in a stunning verdict. Follow Carl as he takes you behind the yellow tape to the dark side of justice.
CSI Expert
RAYMOND J. DAVIS is a forensic scientist with over 30 years of experience in both private and government crime laboratories. He holds a degree in Chemistry from CSU, Sacramento. He is the past President and former Editorial Secretary of the CACNews, the quarterly publication of the California Association of Criminalists. Raymond also teaches forensic and CSI experts the skills to Survive and Thrive in the Courtroom. Raymond and his wife, Birgitta, make their home in the Pacific Northwest.
This book is dedicated to Lieutenant Ray Richardson of the San Mateo County Sheriff’s Office
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