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From Crime Scene to Court Room: What Happens After The Body Is Found?

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From Crime Scene to Court Room: What Happens After The Body Is Found?It takes a village to process a crime scene. What happens after a body is found? When do you call in the coroner? Who does what job at a crime scene? What are the types of admissible evidence and how do you collect them? When does a criminal case go to trial? Youll learn all this and more! This live webinar walks you through the steps that real life investigators take once a crime is committed until it reaches trial status. From securing the crime

It takes a village to process a crime scene. What happens after a body is found? When do you call in the coroner? Who does what job at a crime scene? What are the types of admissible evidence and how do you collect them? When does a criminal case go to trial?  

You’ll learn all this and more! This live webinar walks you through the steps that real life investigators take once a crime is committed until it reaches trial status. From securing the crime scene, collection and analyzing evidence, and who has jurisdiction over what part of the investigation. Gain authenticity that will help you ramp up the intrigue, suspense, and thrill of your next crime story. 

What You Will Learn:

  • The steps investigators take from crime scene to court room
  • Who does what on the scene & forensic job descriptions
  • Tools to learn how to speak forensics more fluently
  • How to authenticate forensic science in your writing
  • Forensic shortcuts to reduce your research time
  • Introductions to valuable forensic science resources most people don’t know about

Who Should Attend:

  • Writers who want access to the inner workings of the how forensic investigation works
  • Writers wanting a more professional edge when creating investigation scenes
  • Writers looking to sharpen and elevate their crime writing skills
  • Writers who want to be more authentic forensic voice
  • Writers who want to jump start or rework a crime story
  • Writers who want to gain a competitive edge in the crime drama market

This is an OnDemand Webinar

Instructor:

Jennifer Dornbush

Jennifer Dornbush works as a screenwriter, crime author and journalist, speaker, and forensic specialist. She has developed film and TV projects, authored numerous books, and frequently speaks around the world on crime fiction and forensics. Jennifer is a member of the Writers’ Guild of America, Sisters in Crime, Mystery Writers of America, International Thriller Writers, Crime Writers Association (UK) & the FBI Citizen’s Academy Alumni. Find her on IG @jgdornbush. Join Jennifer’s newsletter and read her forensic and writing blog at www.jenniferdornbush.com.

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Very great item. The printing resolution is very good and you can tell from the rigidity that it was not sparsely filled. Helps holds siphons onto my 5gal glass carboy and plastic bucket. I also used it to weigh down my siphon tube for a makeshift blow off tube during fermentation. Would recommend.
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I tried to use it for something it wasn’t advertised for so it’s partially my fault. I tried to use to hold wa washer discharge hose. The specs don’t say the size. This thing is tiny… it really is just for a tubing… and when I tried to return it they wanted to charge me almost as much as the original price… not worth it unless you know it will work
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