Justice, Technology, & DNA: The Power of Investigative Genetic Genealogy (IGG)
2 Day Course Investigative Genetic Genealogy (IGG) has become a groundbreaking tool in fighting violent crime and identifying previously unidentifiable human remains. Since the 2018 arrest of Joseph DeAngelo—the Golden State Killer—IGG, also known as Forensic Investigative Genetic Genealogy (FIGG), has helped solve thousands of cases worldwide. Although DNA has long been used in forensic […]
Sexual Assault Investigations
3-Day Course This class is designed to provide an effective law enforcement approach to investigating sexual assault investigations by utilizing current research findings and forensic techniques. The focus will be on conducting a thorough investigation regarding interview techniques, detailed written reports, medical examinations, false rape allegations, Rape Trauma Syndrome, and court preparation.
Non-Traffic Death/ Equivocal Investigation
2-Day Course The course is designed to educate Law Enforcement on best practice standards for death investigation and basic understanding of forensic pathology. The course provides the attendee with the knowledge needed to differentiate between natural, suicide, accidental, and homicide deaths. Additionally, the course identifies common issues at crime scenes, to include crime scene staging, […]
Interview and Interrogation
2-Day Course This class will furnish the skills necessary to obtain truthful information from victims and witnesses, and confessions from guilty persons. Topics covered include the proper methods for obtaining all necessary information. The student will learn the traits of a good interviewer and interrogator. They will understand the difference between the two, learn how […]
Child Abuse Investigations
2-Day Course
Homicide and Violent Crime Investigation
3-Day Course Exploring the Roles of Physical Evidence and Offender Behavior in Solving Crimes Crime assessment is a method of criminal investigation that utilizes key structures within the criminological continuum to examine the presence and/or absence of evidence found at the crime scene. Within this framework, there are four major classifications, referred to as the […]