Is forensic evidence, like DNA, always reliable? The answer may surprise you. Please welcome New York Times E-book Bestselling Author Debbi Mack to Murder Blog.

Source: DNA and Other Forensic Evidence: Reliable or Fallible? – Crime Writer Sue Coletta

Livor mortis, rigor mortis, and algor mortis are just some of the changes that occur after death. Do you dare to read the full breakdown of the body?

Source: Mortis: What Happens to the Body After Death? – Crime Writer Sue Coletta

Houston, TX Attorney Greg Tsioros  From investigating assault crimes to the timeline of events, this post offers fantastic information for crime writers and readers.

Source: Breaking Down Assault Crimes: From Investigation to Timeline – Crime Writer Sue Coletta

“So you’re a pilot?” “No, I’m the other guy. The pilot rows the boat; I shoot the ducks.” That is my standard response whenever someone learns that I fly in police helicopters for a living.

Source: What Happens Inside a Police Helicopter? – Crime Writer Sue Coletta