Tag Archives: writing a crime thriller

Guest Post: Will a Conveniently Placed Item Stop a Bullet by Benjamin Sobieck

Posted on December 19, 2013 by jchasenovelist

I thought a very interesting and thought-provoking crime article from friend and author Benjamin Sobieck would be a perfect post today — being Thriller Thursday and all. Enjoy! *** Will a Conveniently Placed Item Stop a Bullet? by Benjamin Sobieck … Continue reading →

Posted in crime, Guest Post | Tagged absorption, ballastics, ben sobieck, crime, crime fiction, crime thriller, deflection, fiction, forensics, guest blog post, guns, jennifer chase, knives, mystery, projectile, stopping a bullet, weapons, writing, writing a crime thriller | 2 Comments

Investigating the Psychological Autopsy

Posted on September 23, 2013 by jchasenovelist

One of the most interesting aspects of studying criminal behavior and criminology is finding out why and how criminals commit a specific crime. It’s really the complicated and daunting task of finding out what makes an individual tick and hopefully … Continue reading →

Posted in Criminology | Tagged autopsy of a suicidal mind, award winning, behavioral, behavioral profiling, criminology, dead burn, emily stone thrillers, forensics, homicide, investigating death investigations, jennifer chase author, mystery, offenders motive, psychological autopsy, suicide, victimology, writing a crime thriller | Leave a comment

Psychological Aspects of Arson Investigations

Posted on May 30, 2013 by jchasenovelist

I love research! I like to find special tidbits of information that will add to a story. I won’t bore you with a ton of details, but I’d like to share some interesting research snippets. You can check out the … Continue reading →