Material Evidence: Who Would Want to Steal a Corpse and Why?

Who would want to steal a corpse and why? How did the thieves approach the tomb with soldiers on guard? These are just some of the intriguing questions answered in new author Jack Trombetta's Material Evidence, a thought-provoking and thrilling investigation into the theft of the body of Jesus of Nazareth. Using historical records, Trombetta skillfully uncovers the facts surrounding this event. Follow Marcus and Anthony, two Roman soldiers commissioned by Pontius Pilate to accomplish the mission, as they begin--like all thorough investigations--at the scene of the crime. Readers simultaneously find themselves inside the home of Plato and lounging at the dinner table with King Herod and Pontius Pilate, as Marcus and Anthony journey to discover the truth. But will the truth change their lives? Material Evidence bridges biblical truths with a true literary adventure. Find yourself captured, purposefully desiring to delve deeper into your faith, and at the same time, just as driven to learn the main characters' fate. This is a book you will love to discuss with others.

JACK TROMBETTA is a retired Detective Sergeant, having served twenty-five years with the Lower Township Police Department in Cape May, New Jersey. He was a bureau commander of the investigative unit. He is also a certified instructor--his expertise in criminal investigations and interview and interrogation techniques. He currently instructs at the Cape May County Police Academy as a defensive tactics instructor. During his career, Trombetta has worked with the FBI and county task force as an undercover agent. He was selected to attend the prestigious FBI National Academy in Quantico, Virginia. He has his B.A. in Criminal Justice and is currently a certified high school social studies teacher, employed by the Cape May County Special Services School District, teaching "at-risk" high school children. He has been married to his wife, Lynn, for 40 years and has three adult children and nine grandchildren.