All Blog Posts Tagged 'jennifer' (116)

Violence, Crime, and Psychopathic Offenders

Here's a few things to keep on the lookout when reading or writing a crime novel...

Not all crime and violent acts are committed by psychopathic offenders.  Individuals with a variety of mental disorders and addictions commit even some of the most unspeakable crimes in our society today. 

One of the biggest challenges facing our criminal justice system is incarcerating violent offenders with substance addictions, personality disorders (including psychopaths),…

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Added by Jennifer Chase on June 19, 2011 at 6:03am — No Comments

Following the Hectic Roadmap of Bloodstain Patterns

I find it absolutely fascinating how bloodstain patterns are interpreted and examined to help solve a crime.  This can answer so many questions on where the perpetrator was standing, how tall the perpetrator was, weapon used, and how the crime was committed.  Once you get past the “blood” part and really take an objective look at the patterns, it reveals a whole new perspective of what had…

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Added by Jennifer Chase on June 17, 2011 at 5:30am — 2 Comments

Applying Reliable Techniques & Methods for Crime Scene Reconstruction

My tough and driven heroine, Emily Stone, from my two novels (Compulsion, Dead…

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Added by Jennifer Chase on June 14, 2011 at 2:01am — No Comments

Crime Mapping and Law Enforcement — Putting the Pieces Together

A complex and growing problem among our civilized society has been the cause and effect of crime.  Three basic issues have been addressed and debated: how to prevent crime, how to combat crime, and how to punish for the criminal act.  Extensive research and tactical techniques have been the outcome to address such issues to protect the quality of life. …

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Added by Jennifer Chase on June 12, 2011 at 2:02am — No Comments

Psychic Makes False Claims of Mass Gravesite in Texas

Frenzied news reports that were coming out of Texas earlier this week led many of us to believe that a serial killer’s victims had been discovered in the Lone Star State.  A woman, who later identified herself as a psychic who goes by the name of Angel, called the Liberty County Sheriff’s Office to report that there was a mass grave of…

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Added by Jennifer Chase on June 11, 2011 at 2:20am — No Comments

Alleged Serial Killer in Ohio Faces the Potential Jurors

Anthony Sowell, an Ohio man accused of killing eleven women and then disposing of their bodies on his property, faced potential jurors for the first time on Monday.  Two hundred men and women from whom will likely come the group that chooses Sowell’s fate were…

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Added by Jennifer Chase on June 9, 2011 at 2:48am — 1 Comment

Are There Similarities Between Serial Killers and Serial Rapists?

I believe that law enforcement, criminal profilers, and private investigators can learn more about the dynamics of serial killers and their crimes by studying cases of serial rapists.  It has been determined by the way that victims are chosen, plan of attacks, and the fantasy internalization of the specific crime, have some close similarities between serial killers and…

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Added by Jennifer Chase on June 8, 2011 at 4:08am — No Comments

Guest Blog Post -- BloggingAuthors.com

One of my articles has been posted on http://www.bloggingauthors.com about "Writing the Cop Thriller".  This is a a great site for all types of interesting writing information.

 

Check out my post: Writing the Cop Thriller

 

I would love to hear your comments.

Added by Jennifer Chase on June 8, 2011 at 4:04am — No Comments

Early Innovators of Forensic Science

I find everything about the science of forensics to be extremely interesting.  I can’t seem to shake my curious mind about how and why the various crime scene puzzles interlock and ultimately reveal the identity of the criminal.  Descriptions like “CSI” and “ criminal profiling” are the words that are commonplace in our language today.  

What was the inspiration…

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Added by Jennifer Chase on June 7, 2011 at 6:02am — No Comments

The Beginning of Criminal Profiling…

I’ve received many questions about profiling from readers.  It seems that many people are interested in this technique and how it actually works.  I can’t blame them because it’s an intriguing concept and that’s why I studied it along with my criminology.

In my books…

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Added by Jennifer Chase on June 5, 2011 at 6:19am — No Comments

How Long Does it Take to Write a Crime Novel?



This is a good question.  It’s a solid, straight to the point question about writing.   It’s a question I’ve been asked quite a bit lately. 

How long does it take to write a novel? 

I’ve heard answers from it takes a lifetime to however long it takes you to read a book times a five hundred.  These responses make me laugh and are honest, but…

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Added by Jennifer Chase on June 4, 2011 at 3:35am — No Comments

Computer Thief Unknowingly Creates His Own Mug Shot



We all have been made aware through cable news stories, magazine articles, and our own friends about the crimes that can be committed using a computer.  There is the growing menace of cyberbullying, through which (mostly) young people leave cruel remarks on Facebook or post embarrassing videos on YouTube.  Viruses can infect…

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Added by Jennifer Chase on June 3, 2011 at 1:48am — No Comments

Back to Forensic Basics with the Body Farm

Today’s post is not for the squeamish or faint of heart.  It's a perfect post for those who are writing crime fiction, thrillers, or mysteries. 

The body farm refers to a…

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Added by Jennifer Chase on June 2, 2011 at 2:19am — 1 Comment

Cubanarama Cold Cases — Casey Anthony Murder Trial Continues… Psychic Gale St. John Gets Subpoena

 

Find out why renowned psychic Gale St. John gets a subpoena from the defense for the Casey Anthony murder trial.

 

 

Open round table discussion about the investigation and murder trial of Casey Anthony and Gale St. John’s subpoena.  Call ins welcome @  (347)…

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Added by Jennifer Chase on June 1, 2011 at 7:27am — No Comments

Fingerprints — An Important Piece of Evidence

Fingerprints have been studied for uniqueness, identification and criminal importance for more than one hundred years.  The significance of fingerprints and the criminal justice system can’t be undervalued; they can implicate the guilty by linking a criminal to the…

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Added by Jennifer Chase on June 1, 2011 at 7:13am — 5 Comments

Search Dogs Helping Find Victims in Joplin

The stories that have been coming out of Joplin, Missouri over the past week have been heartbreaking, inspiring, and terrifying.  As everyone knows, the city was struck by the deadliest tornado in United States history on May 22.  As of the writing of this post, the death…

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Added by Jennifer Chase on May 31, 2011 at 4:16am — No Comments

Has Crime Gone to the Dogs?

In researching my latest novel Silent Partner, I found myself immersed in the police K9 training world.  I wanted to create a main “cop” character that was also a K9 unit.  This was a challenge, but I felt that it…

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Added by Jennifer Chase on May 29, 2011 at 2:14am — No Comments

Psychopaths Hide Behind a Mask of Normalcy

“Mankind has a natural predator, the psychopath, and this predator is invisible because there are no easily discernible markings that set him apart.”  The Trick of the Psychopath’s Trade: Make Us Believe that Evil Comes from Others.   

 

When we hear the word “psychopath” we envision a creepy, murdering monster, but…

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Added by Jennifer Chase on May 28, 2011 at 3:55am — No Comments

Behavioral Patterns of Homicide and Writing Crime Fiction

Criminal homicide is divided by statute: murder in the first degree, murder in the second degree, and manslaughter.  The corpus delicti  (the objective proof that a crime has been committed) of homicide must include these three elements:  an evidentiary showing the death of a human being, showing of a criminal agency (perpetrator), and that the criminal agency was the…

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Added by Jennifer Chase on May 27, 2011 at 2:03am — 4 Comments

Accused Serial Killer Who Distrusts Government Set to Represent Himself

We’ve all seen an episode of our favorite television crime drama during which the accused criminal becomes frustrated with his attorney and decides to represent himself in court.  Perhaps to add to the theatrics of the small screen, sometimes the villain reveals a surprising grasp of the law and courtroom procedures.  However, the reality is that choosing to act as your…

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Added by Jennifer Chase on May 26, 2011 at 2:56am — 1 Comment

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