Solving Cold Cases with Dr. Jim11 Des 2019

Equivocal Deaths.

In this episode Dr. Jim will discuss the issues and concerns surrounding uncertain or equivocal deaths where the manner of death may be in question. The most common one seen surround the cases where a suicide comes under scrutiny and families believe it is a homicide. Other possibilities exist with Homicide versus Accident or Suicide versus Accident.

In a general sense Dr. Jim will describe how some of these cases, at least by perception if not fact, become questionable and how they can cause us more time and money then if due diligence had been seen from the onset of the investigation. As a side note, one of the cases briefly discussed is the Sherman case come from Toronto, CA and while Dr. Jim is not an expert on that case, he is providing information gleaned from public sources where the truth of the matter still remains to be determined. Nevertheless, an interesting death case where it is alleged that the initial label was a Murder/Suicide and now is a double Murder, still unsolved. As part of this Dr. Jim is including an audio clip from a news conference that the family's lawyer addressed about his findings in his investigation. This information came from CTV News in Canada and the direct link to this news briefing can be found at https://www.ctvnews.ca/video?clipId=1524442&jwsource=em.

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Episoder(22)

Cold Case Protocol: the design, operation and management of a cold case unit.

This protocol for detectives on how to design, operate and manage a cold case unit was written by Dr. Jim and is intended to serve as a supplement to the NIJ Best Practices guide that was discussed in...

18 Des 201939min

"The Forgotten Victims" (The surviving families of homicides and cold cases).

Dan Levey, an expert victim's advocate, delves into the many issues the surviving families go through as they continue to live their lives after a tragic death from violence.

4 Des 201936min

The Behavioral Aspects of Cold Case Investigations.

Dr. Adcock will be conducting a follow-up to the previous episodes with Steve Chancellor on Victimology and Gregg McCrary's on behavioral issues and concerns. The purpose of this is elaborate further...

27 Nov 201952min

Sexual Assaults – the Other Cold Case that we don't always talk about.

In this episode, Sexual Assault expert and former Sexual Assault Cold Case Unit leader, Jim Markley, will discuss the nuances of the sexual assault problem and how the investigative process will vary ...

20 Nov 201944min

Victimology Assessments.

Steve Chancellor describes the many characteristics of a victimology assessment that can help the investigator identify the perpetrator.

13 Nov 201940min

"The White Woman Syndrome" and the effects related to violent crimes like homicides and cold cases.

Dr. Sarah Stein will discuss the results of her research on the White Woman Syndrome and how it is reflected in our society through attitudes exhibited by the news media and others regarding homicides...

6 Nov 201940min

Investigating the behavioral elements found in violent crimes and cold cases.

A discussion with former FBI Profiler Gregg McCrary who will talk about the many behavioral elements found in violent crimes and cold cases. Plus, information about the functions of the FBI Behaviora...

30 Okt 201943min