Tag Archives: police

New Book Release: DARK PURSUIT, An Emily Stone Thriller #NewRelease #Crime

Posted on March 15, 2015 by jchasenovelist

***OFFICIAL BOOK RELEASE ANNOUNCEMENT*** From the International Award Winning EMILY STONE THRILLER SERIES comes a new serial killer crime novel: DARK PURSUIT Synopsis: Vigilante detective Emily Stone has covertly hunted down killers and closed more serial cases than most seasoned … Continue reading →

Guilt and Text Messages Lead to a Confession after Seventeen Years

Posted on October 2, 2014 by jchasenovelist

I often focus my writing on individuals show no remorse for the violent acts they have committed and go to great lengths to avoid being captured by authorities. A story out of Arizona this week looks at a very different … Continue reading →

Posted in crime, Emily Stone Thrillers | Tagged arizona, arrested, author, cold case, compulsion, confession, crime, criminology, dark mind, emily stone thriller, guilt, investigation, jennifer chase, killed, mail, messages, murder, mystery, north carolina, phone message, police, text messages, writing | 1 Comment

Gearing up for the BOUCHERCON 2014 #Mystery #Thriller Conference in Long Beach, California

Posted on September 17, 2014 by jchasenovelist

BOUCHERCON is the Annual World Mystery Convention, where every year readers, writers, publishers, editors, agents, booksellers and other lovers of crime fiction gather for a long weekend of education, entertainment, and fun. What a fantastic event! This is the first … Continue reading →

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San Antonio Police Rethink How to Handle Mental Illness

Posted on August 27, 2014 by jchasenovelist

As a student of the criminal mind, I know there are some individuals who need to be placed in prison for the safety of society. They are sociopaths who know that committing rape or murder is wrong, but simply do … Continue reading →

Posted in crime, Police | Tagged adiction, compulsion, crime, criminologist, crisis intervention training, dark mind, emily stone series, forensics, jennifer chase, jennifer chase author, mental illness, mentally ill, mystery, police, rehab, repeat offenders, san antonio police, suspense, texas | Leave a comment

Serial Sex Offender Caught Following Car Accident

Posted on July 9, 2014 by jchasenovelist

There is a certain psychology enmeshed in those who engage in serial violence, particularly those who terrorize with crimes as sexual predators. While their mindset may be fascinating to study, this is best done from the confines of a prison … Continue reading →

Posted in crime, Serial | Tagged author, car accident, cold case, crime, criminologist, Desmond Campbell, diligent, emergency room, emily stone, forensics, jennifer chase, justice, mystery, police, serial, serial rapist, sex offender, sexual predators | Leave a comment

Man Who Allegedly Murdered His Family Nearly Forty Years Ago is Newest Addition to Most Wanted List

Posted on April 12, 2014 by jchasenovelist

It is a cold case that is filled with horrific acts of brutality, clues left in multiple states, and a possible element of international mystery. And, the FBI is hoping that by highlighting its suspect on the Ten Most Wanted … Continue reading →

Posted in crime, Criminology | Tagged burning, case, cia, cold case, crime, crime scene, detective, emily stone series, evidence, family, fbi, forensics, international, jennifer chase, jennifer chase author, justice, most wanted, multiple states, murder, mystery, police, tennessee, William Bradford Bishop | Leave a comment

Former Homicide Detective Shares How He Got Criminals to Talk

Posted on March 29, 2014 by jchasenovelist

It is always exciting to come upon an article about someone whose career offers me insight and inspiration as I constantly strive to learn more about criminal psychology and use that knowledge to be a better writer. For this reason, … Continue reading →