Monthly Archives: August 2014

San Antonio Police Rethink How to Handle Mental Illness

Posted on August 27, 2014 by jchasenovelist

As a student of the criminal mind, I know there are some individuals who need to be placed in prison for the safety of society. They are sociopaths who know that committing rape or murder is wrong, but simply do … Continue reading →

Posted in crime, Police | Tagged adiction, compulsion, crime, criminologist, crisis intervention training, dark mind, emily stone series, forensics, jennifer chase, jennifer chase author, mental illness, mentally ill, mystery, police, rehab, repeat offenders, san antonio police, suspense, texas | Leave a comment

Sometimes a Picture is Worth More Than a Thousand Words #EmilyStone #Thriller

Posted on August 21, 2014 by jchasenovelist

*** A single picture can tell an entire story. It can inspire, frighten, enlighten, and even provoke. Here are actual screen grabs from the upcoming Emily Stone Thriller Series “live action” trailer. It would not have been possible without and … Continue reading →

Posted in Emily Stone Thrillers, Film | Tagged action, adventure, andy palmer, author, award winning, cops, crime, criminologist, daring, detective, emily stone, emily stone thriller, forensics, jennifer chase, live action, location, mystery, profiling, rick, screen grabs, serial killer, series, suspense, teaser, trailer, vigilante | 2 Comments

A Book and A Dish Compulsion Style!

Posted on August 18, 2014 by jchasenovelist

I wanted to thank Martha A. Cheves from the book review site A Book and A Dish for the wonderful 5-Star review of COMPULSION, the first in the Emily Stone Thriller Series. It’s a great blog with new book reviews and … Continue reading →

Posted in Compulsion, crime | Tagged a book and a dish, action, artichoke hearts, author, book review, book reviews, compulsion, cops, crime, dark mind, dead burn, emily stone, emily stone series, jennifer chase, recipe, serial killers, spinach dip, suspense, thriller | Leave a comment

Preteen Who Wanted to Please a Fictional Character is Currently Incompetent to Stand Trial

Posted on August 13, 2014 by jchasenovelist

I have studied criminal psychology. I am fascinated by what triggers an individual to commit horrible acts of violence against a fellow human being, and have spent countless hours in classrooms, talking to forensic psychologists, learning from members of law … Continue reading →

Posted in Criminology | Tagged author jennifer chase, award winning, child psychology, crime, criminal psychology, criminology, defense, emily stone series, first degree, forensic psychologists, homicide, intentional, juvenile, murder, mystery, not competent, preteen, schools, suspense, trial | 2 Comments

Serial Killer in Indiana Proudly Shares His Evil Deeds through a Tattoo

Posted on August 1, 2014 by jchasenovelist

The sentencing hearing for an admitted serial killer is underway in Indiana. William Clyde Gibson pleaded guilty to strangling Stephanie Kirk two and half years ago, before violating and then burying her body in a shallow grave in his yard. … Continue reading →