Wesley Boff 
Getting Away with Murder 

Victims of most murders are family or close acquaintances of the perpetrator. Some murderers act on impulse; for others, the act is cold-blooded with ‘malice aforethought’. Forensic pathologists are often asked, "How do I commit the perfect murder?" The reply is standard. "I don’t know. The perfect murderer has never been caught."This book probably won’t provide the answer either.