Tag Archives: murder

Ingenious Forensics: Two High-Profile Cases Solved by Extraordinary DNA Evidence

Posted on June 12, 2018 by jchasenovelist

Recent advancements in DNA technology has helped law enforcement lock up criminals who, years ago, would have most likely escaped justice. But, thanks to the efforts of forensic scientists, DNA analysis has dramatically increased in accuracy and reliability. Here are … Continue reading →

Posted in crime, Serial Killers | Tagged california, cold case, DNA, family dna, forensics, golden state killer, high profile, italy, jennifer chase criminologist, joseph deangelo, michelle mcnamara, murder, mystery, rape, true crime | Leave a comment

Chip Palmer is Back in a New Book: SCENE OF THE CRIME #NewRelease #Mystery

Posted on May 18, 2018 by jchasenovelist

The second installment in the Award Winning Forensic Crime Series, SCENE OF THE CRIME, features the eccentric, reclusive criminalist and profiler Chip Palmer and Inspector Kate Rawlins together again. There is a killer on the loose and sparks are flying! … Continue reading →

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FBI’s Most Wanted: 3 Infamous Fugitives Caught!

Posted on May 16, 2018 by jchasenovelist

Every so often, some violent criminal slips through the fingers of local law enforcement. Or maybe they get lucky and escape prison. But usually, the fugitive’s days are numbered. Because once they enter the proverbial crosshairs of the Federal Bureau … Continue reading →

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Law and Culture: 3 Horrible Crimes that Changed America

Posted on April 17, 2018 by jchasenovelist

There are certain devastating crimes that shake a culture to its core. These events, although horrific, do have a silver lining. And that is, the crimes help us identify and rectify certain gaps in our legal system. Here are three … Continue reading →

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Murder in America: 3 Infamous Crime Scenes

Posted on April 4, 2018 by jchasenovelist

Scattered throughout the American landscape are crime scenes that live in infamy. Each of these notorious locations have their own unique homicidal story. Here are three such stories. Holmes Murder Castle It was 1893, and Chicago was hosting the World’s … Continue reading →

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Creepy Christmas: 4 Infamous Holiday Murders

Posted on December 22, 2017 by jchasenovelist

Cold nights. Warm fires. Cozy celebrations. That’s what Christmas is all about for most of us. But, sadly, the high emotions that surround the holidays can sometimes turn horrifically dark. While many savor the joy of the season, some people’s … Continue reading →

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DNA Justice in 2017: 3 Cold Case Murders Solved by Forensics

Posted on November 30, 2017 by jchasenovelist

Justice eluded these murder victims for many years. But, due to the hard work of detectives, and advancements in DNA analysis – the killers were identified. And justice was served. The Killing of Wendy Jo Halison It was 1968 on … Continue reading →