Inside Death Investigation and Forensic Science

Presented by: Alistair Kimble | Jan Burke

Accurate forensic detail can make crime fiction far more believable. In this session, panelists explore the realities of death investigation and forensic science, offering writers insight into investigative procedures, evidence collection, and the practical details that bring authenticity to crime stories.

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