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Monthly Archives: October 2010
Strong Supporting Characters Crime Fiction Novels Can’t Live Without
Writing a thriller, especially a crime fiction thriller, is challenging and very demanding. There are so many things that you need to be aware of throughout the story, like pacing, twists and turns, and maybe a surprise ending. It’s almost … Continue reading
Posted in Silent Partner, Writing
Tagged author jennifer chase, award winnig author, crime fiction, silent partner, thrillers
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Crime Scene Investigation – Breakthrough Forensic Camera Used to Detect Blood Invisible to the Naked Eye
To detect bloodstains at a crime scene, forensic technicians use a chemical called luminol. It is sprayed around the crime scene and reacts to the iron in blood, emitting a bluish glow in the dark. However, luminol is toxic, can … Continue reading
Posted in Forensic
Tagged author jennifer chase, blood evidence, camera, forensics, jennifer chase criminologist
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An Introduction to Silent Partner’s Psychopathic, Narcissistic Serial Killer – Darrell Brooks
For me, every story I write will not only have a nemesis, villain or an all around bad guy, it will have a serial killer. My newest thriller, Silent Partner, needed a psychopathic bad guy to round out the storyline. … Continue reading
Random & Interesting Serial Killer Facts
When I’m researching for my next novel, I like to jot down some things about serial killers that may or may not be widely known that could be used at a later date. There are always interesting tidbits that pique … Continue reading
Posted in Serial Killers
Tagged author jennifer chase, crime fiction, criminologist, facts, serial killers
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The Impact of Impression Evidence
When I was first introduced to crime scene investigation and studied all the aspects of forensic science, I gravitated toward impression evidence. At first glance, it doesn’t sound exciting. However, many cases have been solved by the simple, telling clues … Continue reading
Posted in Forensic
Tagged author jennifer chase, crime fiction, criminologist, fingerprints, impression evidence, tiremarks
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