COMPULSION–An Emily Stone Thriller–Is FREE on Amazon This Weekend!

The first Emily Stone Thriller COMPULSION is FREE this weekend! The Emily Stone Series is available on Amazon Kindle Unlimited. If you’ve not met this vigilante detective, then I would suggest checking out how it all began for this serial killer hunter.

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I caught up with Emily Stone from Compulsion recently and had 5 questions for her so that you can get to know her better.

EMILY STONE INTERVIEW WITH 5 QUESTIONS

Jennifer Chase: Thank you Ms. Stone for taking the time to stop by to answer five questions. I know that you have never given an interview because you work covertly and wish to remain anonymous. First, tell us a little bit about your working background.

Emily Stone: I was a police deputy sheriff for almost eight years in Indiana. I worked patrol, special investigations and was overlooked for SWAT. My primary interest was to work child cases. I felt it was where I could make a difference. I studied forensics and criminal profiling intensely through college courses and police seminars.

JC: Now you are working on your own hunting down serial killers and child abductors. What made you decide to quit the police department and work on your own? Was it something that happened to you? Did they make you quit?

Emily Stone: I have the background, training, and determination. It’s a calling, or need if you will, that I feel strongly about. Why I quit the department is a personal decision that I’m not prepared to discuss right now. I find that I could do more work effectively behind the scenes as a ghost detective unrestrained by police politics in order to assist various law enforcement agencies. They’ve never questioned my anonymous emails or where my complete investigations came from. In fact, they are relieved to have assistance and most of the time the forensic evidence helps to find a serial killer or child abductor.

JC: It must be dangerous work. Do you ever worry about your personal safety?

Emily Stone: Of course, but I plan ahead, make deliberate decisions and do not act on impulse or emotions. Well… at least most of the time (softly laughs). I’m an expert with firearms and self-defense. I am always learning new techniques to keep me alive. I’m also fortunate to have someone on my side – so I’m not alone now. I don’t know if I would have quit or found another way of conducting my investigations if it weren’t for him. (Her voice faded as she thought about Rick)

JC: I’m familiar with serial crime and what potentially drives the various types of serial killers. Give us an example of your method of finding a serial killer.

Emily Stone: That is a complex question, but I will give you a quick overview in the time I have available. I start at the beginning with the crime scene or crime scenes. I ask myself many questions. Why this particular area to kill or dump the body? What does this area mean to the killer? What behavioral evidence is evident from the crime? Quite often, police overlook the areas that are indeed part of the crime scene, such as the areas that transport a person to the actual dumping ground. I make the crime scene areas much larger in my investigations than the police initially conducted theirs. Almost like clockwork, I find subtle clues that helps to give the beginning insight into the killer’s motives, behavior, modus operandi, signature, and if and when he’ll kill again. Every case is different, but my methods are always the same. That’s what makes it work.

JC: Ms. Stone where do you see yourself in the next few years?

Emily Stone: That’s your sixth question. I’m sorry, but those cases haven’t been written yet and I’m not prepared to discuss them with you.