La huella invisible : Cómo el ADN cambió la historia de la justicia en España

In The Invisible Footprint, forensic geneticist Antonio Alonso rigorously and with profound human sensitivity traces the milestones that shaped the development of forensic genetics in Spain. Through eight emblematic cases —from the double murder in Almonte to the 11M attacks and the Yak-42 tragedy— the author reconstructs how DNA science has become an essential tool for identifying victims, solving crimes, and combating impunity. Each chapter combines scientific narrative with a human story: the pain of the families, the ethical dilemmas, and the technical advances that have transformed forensic practice in recent decades. The result is a compelling testament to the power of knowledge in the face of silence, injustice, and oblivion.