Tag Archives: homicide

9 Strategic Steps for a Successful Crime Scene Investigation

Posted on February 24, 2022 by jchasenovelist

To perform a successful crime scene investigation, there are a myriad of individual procedures used by investigators. And, of course, different crimes call for specific methods. Despite, however, the various tactics and circumstances, individual investigators generally utilize the following nine … Continue reading →

Posted in crime, Criminology, detective katie scott | Tagged crime fiction, crime scene, detectives, forensics, homicide, jennifer chase author and criminolgist, procedure, process the scene, secure area, Silent Little Angels, walkthrough | Leave a comment

Forensic Files: DNA Cracks Decades-Long Murder Cases #ForensicFriday

Posted on May 21, 2021 by jchasenovelist

Each year, more and more cold murder cases are solved through forensic DNA genetic analysis. As the science continues to evolve and produce tangible results, thousands of victims and their family members receive the bittersweet gifts of justice and closure. … Continue reading →

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NEWS UPDATE: Welcome Publication Day! HER LAST WHISPER Is Finally Here!

Posted on October 21, 2019 by jchasenovelist

Detective Katie Scott is back! And Cisco too! HER LAST WHISPER: An absolutely unputdownable crime thriller (Detective Katie Scott book 2) *** Katie focuses her mind, trying to keep another anxiety attack at bay. The victim’s long brown hair is … Continue reading →

Posted in Book Blog Tour, Her Last Whisper | Tagged crime, criminal investigation, criminologist, detective, forensics, Her Last Whisper, homicide, investigation, jennifer chase, katie scott, Little Girls Sleeping, police procedural | Leave a comment

Modern Forensics: A Criminal’s Worst Nightmare

Posted on August 14, 2015 by jchasenovelist

Cutting-edge technological innovations in the field of forensic science has always been spurred by criminals and their insatiable pursuit of the perfect crime. Here are a few modern forensic advances that strike fear in the hearts of those nefarious characters … Continue reading →

Posted in crime, Forensic | Tagged ballistic, blood spatter, chemicals, cold case, compulsion, crime, crime scene, criminal, csi, Dark Pursuit, detective, emily stone series, forensics, high-speed photography, homicide, investigation, jennifer chase, modern forensics, weapon, x-box | Leave a comment

Infant Abducted from Home Following Shooting Found Dead

Posted on January 9, 2015 by jchasenovelist

The community was already stunned when the news reported that three people in Long Beach had been shot inside their home. This anger and fear turned to horror when it was revealed that a three-week-old infant was now missing from … Continue reading →

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Indian Man Kills His Daughter’s Alleged Rapist

Posted on November 6, 2014 by jchasenovelist

When you see a horrible crime described on the evening news, do you ever stop and think about what you would do if someone you loved was a victim of such brutality? I imagine it must be incredibly difficult for … Continue reading →

Posted in crime, Police | Tagged alleged, author, crime, criminologist, current-events, daughter, emily stone, emily stone series, film short, homicide, india, jennifer chase, justice, justice system, justified, murder, parent, rape, rapist, victim | 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 →