To anyone who has followed his career, Ray Schindler was the greatest detective of the mid-twentieth century. He was a pioneer in scientific detection before modern forensic science, and he handled more than 10,000 cases covering almost every crime recorded on the police blotter.<br/><BR />Rupert Hughes acts as a faithful Dr. Watson to Schindler&rsquo;s Holmes, and guides us from case to case, watching a man who can&rsquo;t be excited, can&rsquo;t be stampeded , and can&rsquo;t be frightened; a man who matches ingenuity of crime with an even greater mental resourcefulness; a man who has a dogged determination and a big fighting heart.<br/><BR />Ray Schindler&rsquo;s biography is the story of a great investigator, of a life that is packed with exciting adventures, and of criminals who are outwitted, out-fought, and defeated. Mere fictional detective stories pale in comparison to the real life drama inherent in every one of Ray Schindler&rsquo;s cases.<br/>