All Episodes

Criminal Mischief: Episode #55: Victimology

Criminal Mischief: Episode #54: 15th Century Blood Transfusions

Criminal Mischief: Episode #53: Trace Evidence

Criminal Mischief: Episode #52: Forensic Science For Crime Writers: Autopsy

51: Forensics For Crime Writers: Evidence

50: Forensics For Crime Writers: Coroner

Episode #49: Familial/Genealogical DNA

Episode #48: Three Famous Toxicology Cases

Episode #47: Amnesia and Trauma

46: The Critical Opening Scene

Criminal Mischief: Episode #45: Carbon Monoxide Poisoning

Episode #44: Setting As Character

Episode #43: Gunshot Wound Analysis

Episode #42: Prior Bad Acts, An Author Reading

Episode #41: Writing Great Thrillers

Episode #40:Nasty Deadly Poisons

Criminal Mischief: Episode #39: Do Series Characters Change?

#38: PIs Make Great Characters

Episode #37: Who The Heck Is Jake Longly?

36: Identifying Skeletal remains

35: Corpse ID

34: Toxicology Part 3

33: Forensic Toxicology Part 2

32: FORENSIC TOXICOLOGY PART 1

31: Body Disposal Isn’t Easy

30: Evidence

29: SKIN IN THE GAME

28: The MacGuffin

27: ABO Blood Typing

26: Storytelling In Dixie

25: A Stroll Through Forensic Science History

24: Common Writing Mistakes

23: Apollo 11 & Me

22: Common Medical Errors in Fiction

21: Autopsy OF A Thriller: The Terminator

20: Elements Of A Thriller

19: SUNSHINE STATE Is Coming

18: Gunshot To The Chest

17: DNA and Twins

16: Arsenic: An Historical and Modern Poison

15: Introducing Characters

14: Rules of Writing

13: Alice in Wonderland Syndrome

12: Fentanyl—A Most Dangerous Game

11: Civil War “Limb Pit” and the History of Infectious Diseases

10: Rattlesnakes and Murder

09: The Mysterious Human Brain

08: Mood and Tone in Crime Fiction

07: Famous and Odd DNA Cases

06: Is It Harder To Write Crime Fiction Today?

05: Making Characters Compliant

01: Murder Motives

02: Cause and Manner of Death

03: Time of Death

04: POV in Crime Fiction