96Chapter 3 • Understanding the People on the Scene
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We discuss career aptitude as it applies to the criminal investigator.You’ll
find out why some people are better suited for this role than others.
You’ll learn why,in many cases,investigation is as much an art as
a science.
The human element is not only an important component of every crime
case,including cybercrimes—it is often the most fascinating.We get down to the
nitty-gritty technical details (and there will be plenty of those!) in upcoming
chapters.But first,let’s delve into the complex and often confusing issues sur-
rounding the people who engage in,are victimized by,or devote their ...
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