3 Day Homicide Investigation Training with IGG- Presented by Sherry Black Foundation and sponsored by IHIA/Host Purdue University

Approved by LETSB for 16 hours of continuing education credit

June 10th-12th Purdue University Campus

The Homicide and Violent Crime Symposium provides new and veteran investigators, as well as all law enforcement partners, with a unique and practical approach to training. Attendees receive demonstrations of how investigative techniques, evidence analysis and behavior-based crime assessment help to characterize the offender based on the presence (and absence) of physical evidence. The attendee will learn behavior based controlled conversation (Interviewing & Interrogation) methods which utilize the characteristics identified through the evidence analysis and crime assessment. The course also introduces attendees to investigative techniques to use while investigating Equivocal Deaths and Staged Crime Scenes. The symposium also provides training in the areas of Investigative Genetic Genealogy, how and when to use it, best practices, working with a laboratory and obtaining reference samples. The course utilizes case studies to better understand the techniques. This hands-on approach helps attendees to leave with the knowledge, confidence, and tactics required to solve challenging cases more effectively.

June 10-12 Purdue- SBF Homicide Training Symposium hosted by Purdue

June 10-12 Purdue Campus