Murder 101: How Homicide Really Works

Mystery & Crime • Writing Craft
2013
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What really happens when a homicide occurs? This session walks writers through the realities of murder, from the physical mechanics of death to the investigative and forensic steps that follow. Designed for mystery and crime writers, it clarifies common misconceptions and provides a grounded understanding of how homicide cases are handled in the real world.

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