Homicide investigations have changed dramatically over time. Pat Stiglione of the Metro Police Department examines real cases from his career, comparing investigative approaches from the late twentieth century to those used today. This session explores evolving technology, shifting priorities, and the early challenges that shape long term homicide cases.
What Makes a Character Truly Memorable
Elizabeth George, Alison Gaylin, Brad Parks, Daniel Palmer, and Charlaine Harris discuss the art of character creation. They share insight into process, persistence, and emotional truth, revealing what makes characters resonate with readers.
