As described by the SilverSea website, I will be cruising on the Silver Sprit in April. Here are the topics that I will discuss. see SilverSea
(1) Why People Are Fascinated with Murderers, Murder Mysteries, and Forensic Science. In addition, the history of the mystery genre; reasons people resort to murder; and a discussion of five main categories of murderers: the hardened killer; the terrible triad of mass murderer, serial killer, spree killer; psychotic killers; and psychopathic killers.
(2) The O. J. Simpson Case. In addition, a discussion of the accuracy of fingerprint identification; the accuracy of DNA analysis; what is DNA and the human genome all about?; has DNA analysis changed people’s opinion about the death penalty?; and an in-depth look at the nature of forensic science.
(3) The Assassination of JFK. In addition, a discussion of famous assassinations throughout history; causes and manners of death; how time of death is determined; environmental deaths; and the best definition of forensic science along with its origins.
(4) The JonBenet Ramsey and Vincent Foster Cases. In addition, a discussion of circumstantial evidence; consciousness of guilt; the charge of murder 50 years old; criminal clearance rates in the U.S.; and crimes in convenience stores.
(5) The Charles Lindbergh Case: The Kidnapping and Murder of an International Hero’s Baby. In addition, a discussion of the latest in stem cell research; the CSI effect; the effect of blood transfusions on blood typing and DNA ; and the effect of extreme heat on genetic materials.
(6) The Sam Sheppard Case (“Fugitive Series”) and the Jack the Ripper Case. In addition, a discussion of robotics and silicon brains; brain fingerprinting; writs of habeas corpus; optical scanning for fingerprints; smudge versus crisp prints; and restorative justice.
I hope you enjoy your next read. — Jerry
Cruise Ship Talks – April 2012
As described by the SilverSea website, I will be cruising on the Silver Sprit in April. Here are the topics that I will discuss. see SilverSea
(1) Why People Are Fascinated with Murderers, Murder Mysteries, and Forensic Science. In addition, the history of the mystery genre; reasons people resort to murder; and a discussion of five main categories of murderers: the hardened killer; the terrible triad of mass murderer, serial killer, spree killer; psychotic killers; and psychopathic killers.
(2) The O. J. Simpson Case. In addition, a discussion of the accuracy of fingerprint identification; the accuracy of DNA analysis; what is DNA and the human genome all about?; has DNA analysis changed people’s opinion about the death penalty?; and an in-depth look at the nature of forensic science.
(3) The Assassination of JFK. In addition, a discussion of famous assassinations throughout history; causes and manners of death; how time of death is determined; environmental deaths; and the best definition of forensic science along with its origins.
(4) The JonBenet Ramsey and Vincent Foster Cases. In addition, a discussion of circumstantial evidence; consciousness of guilt; the charge of murder 50 years old; criminal clearance rates in the U.S.; and crimes in convenience stores.
(5) The Charles Lindbergh Case: The Kidnapping and Murder of an International Hero’s Baby. In addition, a discussion of the latest in stem cell research; the CSI effect; the effect of blood transfusions on blood typing and DNA ; and the effect of extreme heat on genetic materials.
(6) The Sam Sheppard Case (“Fugitive Series”) and the Jack the Ripper Case. In addition, a discussion of robotics and silicon brains; brain fingerprinting; writs of habeas corpus; optical scanning for fingerprints; smudge versus crisp prints; and restorative justice.
I hope you enjoy your next read. — Jerry