The book "Recovery, Analysis, and Identification of Commingled Human Remains" offers a comprehensive examination of the challenges associated with the identification and analysis of mixed human remains. In mass disaster events, remains can become commingled, significantly complicating forensic investigations. The authors, experienced professionals in their field, present proven techniques for sorting and determining the number of affected individuals. They shed light on the role of DNA analysis, ethical considerations, and data management in this sensitive area. The book is an essential reference for the forensic community, providing both case studies and a detailed analysis of methods and research findings related to the commingling of remains.