Inside a Real Crime Scene Investigation

Presented by: Dan Royse

What really happens after the tape goes up? Special Agent and forensic scientist Dan Royse takes listeners inside real crime scenes to explain how they are processed, analyzed, and ultimately solved. Drawing from professional experience, this session breaks down the methods, technology, and teamwork that turn scattered clues into clear answers, giving writers a realistic foundation for investigative scenes.

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