Tag Archives: murder

Alaska Rallies to Raise Awareness of Sexual Assaults in the State

Posted on March 28, 2014 by jchasenovelist

Something that has been important for me to advocate through the development of my Emily Stone character is the notion that women are strong and deserving of respect. Emily takes it upon herself to become a vigilante member of law … Continue reading →

Posted in crime | Tagged alaska, assault, award winning, choose awareness, communities, compulsion, crime, crime series, dead burn, emily stone, inspiration, jennifer chase, jennifer chase criminologistologist, law, law enforcement, murder, rallies, rape, sexual crimes, vigilante | 1 Comment

Teenager Claims to Have Killed Dozens

Posted on February 25, 2014 by jchasenovelist

If nineteen-year-old Miranda Barbour’s confessions prove to be true, she could be one of the worst serial killers in our nation’s history. The Pennsylvania teenager and her husband were arrested earlier this month on charges of criminal homicide after allegedly … Continue reading →

Posted in crime, Serial Killers | Tagged abuse, author and criminologist jennifer chase, child abuse, compulsion, confession, craig's list, crime, crime spree, dead burn, drugs, emily stone, homicide, jennifer chase, miranda barbour, murder, Pennsylvania, protection, psychology, satanic cult, serial killer, serial killers, sexual abuse | 4 Comments

What Would You Write in Your Crime Scene Investigator’s Notebook?

Posted on December 9, 2013 by jchasenovelist

The job of a crime scene investigator isn’t glamorous or exotic as it is portrayed on popular television shows or even in the movies. This daunting task is extremely important and necessary for any criminal police investigation in order to … Continue reading →

Posted in crime, Forensic | Tagged compulsion, crime fiction, crime reconstruction, crime scene, criminologist, dark mind, dead burn, detectives, emily stone, emily stone thrillers, examination of crime scene, forensics, homicide, investigating, jennifer chase, jennifer chase award winning author, murder, murder investigation, mystery, police procedural, serial killers | 2 Comments

No Answers Make Sense When Asking Questions about a Child’s Murder

Posted on December 3, 2013 by jchasenovelist

When allowing yourself to go deeply into the world of criminal psychology and study the minds of those who commit some of society’s most heinous acts of violence, there is no personality more disturbing than one who would harm a … Continue reading →

Posted in crime, Police | Tagged austin sigg, author and criminologist jennifer chase, children victims, confession from sigg, crime, crime fiction, crimes against children, criminal psychology, criminology, dismemberment, emily stone series, homicide, jennifer chase, jessica ridgeway, kidnapping, life in prison, murder, serial killers, violence | 3 Comments

A Free Man after Nearly a Decade Behind Bars

Posted on November 14, 2013 by jchasenovelist

This week, a Missouri man was able to walk free for the first time in a decade after an appeals court overturned his conviction. Ryan Ferguson had insisted from the start that he was not guilty of murdering Columbia Tribune … Continue reading →

Posted in crime, Forensic | Tagged award winning, bloody footprints, cops, crime, crime fiction, dead burn, decade behind bars, dreamlike memories, emily stone series, evidence, fingerprints, free man, guilty of murder, guilty sentence, halloween murder, homicide, jennifer chase author, jennifer chase criminologist, missouri, murder, Ryan Ferguson, wrongful conviction | 2 Comments

Senseless Crime is Even More So When Committed by Children

Posted on October 26, 2013 by jchasenovelist

As an academic of criminal psychology and someone who purposefully tries to put herself in the minds of violent individuals when writing novels, I am exposed to many stories that make you wonder how a person can make choices so … Continue reading →

Posted in crime, Criminology | Tagged author jennifer chase, award winning dead burn, Boston Red Sox, child psychopathy, Colleen Ritzer, crime, crime by children, criminal behavior, danvers, forensic psychology, homicide, jennifer chase criminologist, Massachusetts, murder, mystery, Philip Chism, psychological, teen violence | 3 Comments

The chaos of the crime scene told a story. #Serial #Suspense

Posted on October 1, 2013 by jchasenovelist

THROUGH THE EYES OF ALBERT JOSEPH Serial Suspense – Episode 4 Police cars encircled the small rural house. Each vehicle parked precariously, but with an underlying plan known to cops. The sound of heavy footsteps of police issue boots moved … Continue reading →