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Intricacies of Forensics: The Evidence You Almost Can’t See

Presented by: Linda Littlejohn
Categories: Crime | Forensics | Nonfiction

Some of the most powerful evidence is nearly invisible. Linda Littlejohn, a former trace evidence examiner and supervisor for the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation, walks writers through the world of trace and impression evidence. This session reveals how fibers, footprints, tool marks, and other subtle clues are analyzed and why they often play a crucial role in solving cases.

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