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Cold Case MethodologyCOLD CASE METHODOLOGY
©2005 Softcover 248 pp. (8 1/2" x 11")
ISBN: 978-1-889315-55-3
List $58

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Description
This text is designed to provide students with an overview and practical understanding of the processes, theories and investigative techniques of Cold Case Investigations. Operative and sequential procedures that lead to successful closure of Cold Cases will also be examined. Covered areas include; development of cold case units, solvability factors, review and evaluation of evidence, and the basic and advanced technological methods employed by Cold Case squads.

This textbook is appropriate for criminal justice, criminal investigation, and homeland security programs. It is also suited for programs in emergency management, corporate security, psychology, emergency medical services and healthcare, police academy programs, and continuing professional development.
Contents
Chapter 1  Introduction to Cold Case Units
Chapter 2  Setting Up a Cold Case Squad
Chapter 3  The Evolution of Cold Case Squads
Chapter 4  Case Management
Chapter 5  Forensic Applications
Chapter 6  Dealing With Informants
Chapter 7  Contacting the Victim's and Suspect's Family
Chapter 8  Dealing with the Medical Examiner
Chapter 9  Investigating Backgrounds
Chapter 10  Media and Technology as a Tool
Chapter 11  Putting It All Together
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Author(s)
Greg Cooper,  MPA: Greg Cooper is the Manager of the Investigative Support Services Division of Motorola, Inc., overseeing the development of intuitive investigative software applications, as well as providing on-site training and consultation to law enforcement agencies worldwide in crime analysis, criminal behavior and police administration.
Mike King,  M.S., C.L.P.E: Mike is a Senior Investigative Analyst for Motorola, Inc., working on intuitive investigative software applications as well as providing on-site support and training to law enforcement agencies worldwide in crime analysis and criminal behavior. He retired from full-time law enforcement in 2004 with 25 years of service and is still a sworn officer doing analytical work for the Ogden City Police Department. During his law enforcement career, Mike attained the rank of Lieutenant and was appointed Chief of Staff in the Utah Attorney General’s Office with a staff of over 400 legal and law enforcement professionals. His law enforcement experience includes patrol, investigations, and administration at the city, county, and state levels of government.
   
Supplemental Materials
Supplemental Material
  • PowerPoint presentations for each chapter.
  • Test Bank with written examinations provided for every chapter.
  • Lesson Plan Development Guide for instructor use.