Death and Homicide Conference

Description

Statement of Fact: “In the world of violent crime, when two human beings come together, that human interaction creates evidence. If we understand the behaviors, we will understand the evidence, and vice versa.”   

Course Objective: Upon completion of this course of instruction, the participant will be equipped with a comprehensive knowledge base to properly conduct an all-encompassing and most intrusive criminal investigation that is required to solve violent crime incidents.          

Day 1 – Day 3 Paul Villaverde

Days 3 - Day 5 - Wayne Sheppard

  1. Behavioral and Forensic Applications – A Diphasic Approach

  2. Behavioral Analysis of Violent Crime – Application to Violent Crime Investigations

  3. Criminal Investigative Assessment Process – Narrowing the Scope of the Investigation

  4. Victimology and Suspect Backgrounds – Exclusionary in Nature and Vital to Case Resolution

  5. Offender Dichotomies

  6. Proper Consideration and Documentation of Incremental Behavior

  7. Sexual Deviancy - A Laypersons Understanding of the Role it Plays in Violent Crime Analysis

  8. Role of Fantasy in Violent Crime

  9. Violent Crime Practicum – Demonstration of Knowledge Acquired