The FBI’s Forensic Laboratory: Evidence Collection and Requests for Submissions
The FBI’s forensic laboratory is one of the largest in the world, and its services and capabilities are far-reaching. You name it and they’ve got it. You need it and […]
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6 Ways to Help Your Make-Believe Evidence Collection More Believable
Proper evidence collection is a must if your protagonists have any shred of hope of winning a murder case in the fictional courtrooms you’ve fabricated solely from ink and paper. […]
Evidence Collection: Paper, Plastic, or … ?
There’s more to evidence collection than merely bagging and tagging bloody clothing and spent bullet casings. Crime scene techs are highly trained, skilled members of police agencies and forensic laboratories […]
Evelyn (“Ev”) E. Dense: A Guide To Crime Scene Investigation
Officer Willie Findem was hot on the trail of two armed robbers, running as fast as his flat feet could carry him, when he heard a woman screaming for help […]
The Language of Cops & Crime Scene Investigators
The language of cops and crime scene investigators is certainly something that can be incorporated into works of fiction for an added layer of realism. Of course, the writer’s work […]
Crime Scene Investigation Taboos: The Dirty Dozen
Detective I. Will Gitterdone had a spotless attendance record, never missing a day for sickness in his entire thirty-three years with the department. In fact, in all of his years of […]
Dead Women Sometimes Cry in the Rain, And Baby Socks
Never start a story with the weather. I’ve heard this many times over the years. Even Elmore Leonard kicked off his “Don’t-do-it” list with a rule about the weather. Never […]
Fictional and Real-Life Officers – The Challenges of Policing in the Rain
The challenges of policing in the rain are many, but before I introduce you to them, there’s this … Rain and Mud Rain Mud Muck Delightful, they are […]
A Writer’s Guide: Step Off the “Edge” and “Waive” Goodbye!
Do you ever find yourself searching for the perfect word(s) to help paint a scene with a bit more color and dazzle? Do your characters mumble and grumble about wanting […]
Rain is Not a Cop’s Friend
The challenges of policing in the rain are many and before I introduce you to them, there’s this … Rain and Mud Rain Mud Muck Delightful, they are not. […]
Police Procedure and Investigation: A Guide for Writers
