What was it really like to serve in the U.S. Secret Service before the modern era of technology and surveillance? Former agent Steve Stratton shares firsthand experiences from his service in the 1970s and 1980s, offering insight into daily operations, high stakes assignments, and the challenges of protecting national leaders. This session gives writers rare perspective on a world few ever see from the inside.
What a Forensic Psychologist Really Does on a Case
How would a forensic psychologist actually function inside a crime story? Sheila Stephens explains the realistic roles these professionals play, the ethical boundaries they navigate, and the kinds of questions they raise in investigations and courtrooms. Retired...
