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About jchasenovelist

Published thriller author, criminologist, and blogger.

Central Park Rape Suspect Photographed by His Victim

An elderly woman relaxes in Central Park on a late summer day to enjoy an afternoon of bird watching.  This should be an enjoyable activity; one that perhaps gives this woman a brief respite from the noise and the crowds … Continue reading

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New Forensic Technologies Could Improve How Crime Scenes are Processed

With all of the technology and scientific breakthroughs implemented today, forensic science works industriously with new ways to help identify pieces of crime scene evidence, victims and suspects in order to solve cases. I’ve highlighted three different scientific practices that … Continue reading

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Predicting Drew Peterson’s Social Life in Prison

Let’s begin with the premise that police officers are probably not the favorite people of most men who are locked up our prison system.  A man with a badge likely helped those convicted criminals meet the justice that they are … Continue reading

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When It’s Time to Dream…

One of the most common questions I have received lately has to do with writing serial killer scenes.  Is it difficult to write these types of scenes?  Well the simple answer is yes, it can be very difficult.  It can … Continue reading

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Serial Killer on Death Row Leads Authorities to More Victims

When a convict is sitting on death row, isolated from all other humans for almost every minute of the day, and waiting for his moment to die, he might as well be helpful to the authorities that are holding him.  … Continue reading

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Eat Junk Food, Commit a Crime, and Leave Visible Fingerprints for Cops

Consuming processed foods on a regular basis has contributed to a higher level of salt excreted through fingerprints.  Many processed and junk foods possess a high level of sodium (generally used as a perseverative), which in turn allows fingerprints to … Continue reading

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Vigilante Detective Emily Stone Wins Bronze

I received some very exciting news on Saturday that Dark Mind received a 2012 Bronze Award for Action at Readers Favorite.  I’m very honored to be a part of such an amazing group of authors.  Thank you to all of … Continue reading

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