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How could feeding a pet lead to police searching your home, without a warrant? Well, let’s look at the case of Greg Imakiller, a serial murderer who’d eluded capture for […]
During my earlier days a police detective, I spent a vast amount of time investigating drug crimes, typically involving large-scale narcotics activities. Most cases were those involving trafficking and sales, […]
Especially for you, an O-R guide to fingerprinting … and more. Oil Gland– Unlike eccrine and apocrine glands, which are sweat glands, the sebaceous gland is considered an oil gland. […]
Especially for you, a J-N guide to fingerprinting … and more. J. JFI – Journal of Forensic Identification. JFS – Journal of Forensic Sciences. Joint – Hinged area where two bones are joined together. K. Keratinocyte – The […]
Writers sometimes fail to capture what really goes on beyond the yellow tape at crime scenes. The reasons vary for these unfortunate omissions of solid information, but one theme is […]
Allele – The characteristics of a single copy of a specific gene, or of a single copy of a specific place on a chromosome. Alternate light source – Special lighting […]
Fingerprints found and collected at crime scenes are eventually developed and hopefully lead the heroes of your stories to the perpetrator(s) of the crime du jour. But there’s a bit […]
Searching a Home is No Picnic Searching someone’s home for evidence of a crime is no picnic. Not even close. Well, there is a chance you’ll encounter a host of warm […]
Searching someone’s home for evidence of a crime is no picnic. Not even close. Well, there is a chance you’ll encounter a host of warm and fuzzy creatures of various types, […]
“You don’t give your stories away for free, and neither do I.” Dr. Marion Baker, this week’s killer du jour. Melanie Atkins I loved last night’s episode of Castle. […]
