For a brief time, I worked as a death investigator in two different states. These blogs are about experiences I had as a death investigator. Fair warning! I’m a fiction writer. Some of the “memories” I write about may be fictionalized for entertainment purposes.
This blog post is dedicated to one of many Facebook discussions I’ve participated in. There’s a crime fiction group I’m a member of where writers can post questions about police procedures and investigations so they can write accurate stories. A bunch of people were asking questions about death investigations and morgues which was super exciting for me because that’s right […]
via GIPHY The following blog post contains some graphic descriptions. If you have a weak stomach, stop reading!!! via GIPHYvia GIPHYStill with me? Okay. You’ve been warned. Once upon a time, it was summer. The summer season meant two things for the medical examiner’s office. Homicides and decomposed bodies. via GIPHYMost forensic technicians would probably choose assisting a pathologist with […]
One of the biggest gripes I had while I was in graduate school – working on my forensic science degree – was the ridiculous number of PowerPoint presentations we had to give for each class. I mean, really? Why is this necessary? How was knowing how to put together a PowerPoint presentation going to help any of us once we […]
via GIPHYThis blog series – Morbid Memories – was really hard for me to get started. I wanted to write about my time working as a death investigator but I had no idea where to start. Do I start by trying to convince everyone that I was this really creepy kid who mutilated animals and hid their body parts in […]