Inside a Real Crime Scene

Presented by: Dan Royce
Categories: Crime

What really happens at a crime scene before it ever reaches a courtroom or a novel? Former Tennessee Bureau of Investigation assistant director Dan Royce moderates the Crime Scene event at the 13th annual Killer Nashville conference, offering an insider’s look at real investigative techniques. This session gives writers a grounded understanding of how professionals approach evidence, analysis, and decision-making.

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