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Tag Archives: jennifer chase criminologist
Halloween Murders: The Story Behind 3 Gruesome Killings
Halloween is that uniquely fun time of year when we get in the mood for all things scary and spooky. Whether it’s decorating your yard with creepy zombies – or dressing up as a serial killer for your neighbor’s party … Continue reading
Policing the Future: 7 Key Challenges Facing Law Enforcement
As the world rapidly approaches the year 2020, one thing is apparent – the future is upon us. Technology is moving at a rapid pace, the earth’s climate is shifting, and the global population continues to skyrocket. With all of … Continue reading
Posted in Forensic, Police
Tagged challenges, crime, future, jennifer chase criminologist, katie scott, law enforcement, mysteries, new release, policing, technology, thrillers
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From Love to Murder: 2 High-Profile Valentine’s Day Killings
For most of us, Valentine’s Day is a time of romantic gestures, flowers and those heart-shaped candies that taste like chalk. Unfortunately, though, this lovey-dovey atmosphere has the opposite effect on some. So, instead of a romantic candlelight dinner, psychopathic … Continue reading
Posted in crime, Criminology
Tagged Atlanta, author, ebooks, jennifer chase criminologist, john hamilton, killings, love, murder, mystery, oklahoma city, reading, Stacy Schoeck, valentines day
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Murder by Poison: Two High-Profile Forensic Toxicology Cases
Forensic toxicology is one of the many fields of science that populates the intriguing world of investigative forensics. The main purpose of forensic toxicology is to aid law enforcement in understanding the extent to which ingested substances contributed to a person’s … Continue reading
Posted in crime, Serial Killers
Tagged angel of death, author, ebooks, forensic, jennifer chase criminologist, killer mom, murder, nurse, poison, serial, toxicology
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Gruesome Mysteries: Forensics Cracks the Case Once Again
For many of us, the area in which we live is filled with relative peace and tranquility. But, sometimes, a gruesome and brutal crime will occur in our community. And then suddenly, that harmony is turned upside down. Fortunately, modern … Continue reading
Posted in crime, Forensic
Tagged author, award winning, california, crime scene, DNA, fingerprint, forensics, Holland, jennifer chase criminologist, murder, Night Stalker, scnene of the crime
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Forensic Justice: 4 High-Profile Cold Murder Cases Solved by DNA
The continuing development of highly-accurate forensic science techniques is a fascinating study into the evolution of crime fighting and justice. Over the past decade, there’s been an explosion of cold cases being solved through the use of various forensic analysis … Continue reading
Posted in crime, Forensic
Tagged anna palmer, assault, author, Beslanowitch, cold cases, death, DNA, forensic, invesitgation, jennifer chase criminologist, light sources, police, texas, utah
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6 Fascinating Advances in Forensic Science #Crime #Writing
Originally posted on Author Jennifer Chase:
Photo courtesy of http://www.mitnicksecurity.com. Forensic science is a captivating topic, as evidenced by the droves of television shows and movies that dabble in the theme. The problem is – these programs, albeit entertaining, are…
Posted in Forensic, Writing
Tagged author, crime, fiction, forensic, investigation, jennifer chase criminologist, murder, science
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