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Inside
The Tape provides law enforcement agencies with one of the
most detailed and comprehensive death investigation training courses
available today. Inside the Tape Death Investigation Training is
committed to providing affordable training, education and support to
law enforcement agencies in the field of crime scene management,
homicide & death investigation and it's related forensic
applications.
"Our training classes deal with evidence that is real or
circumstantial in nature. This death investigation course keys
on the physical evidence which exists within the crime scene
perimeter, and the proper protocol for proper process. Investigators
will understand the importance of proper management of a suspicious
death scene, and the forensic applications that apply to each
specific type of scene.
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Each month we publish a newsletter with important legal updates and
training tips, geared specifically for investigators and forensic
professionals.
This Month's Topic:
Homicide Investigators & Prosecutors:
An Essential Alliance
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Inside the Tape Homicide
Investigation and Scene Management Training Programs are designed to
benefit all law enforcement professionals. From the first
responder to the final release of a crime scene, attendees will
learn to recognize the importance and significance of physical
evidence within the scene of the crime and it's ultimate impact to a
final reconstruction of that scene. Those who attend will learn the
proper documentation of a homicide scene and how to account for
activity within the scene related to the suspect, and how to
recognize and minimize contamination from others.

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Training can be adjusted to meet the specific need of a
requesting agency or association. We conduct one and two day
training courses for both coroner and medical examiner
associations for annual re-training and other state agencies
having a specific training need in the field of homicide
investigation.
We also conduct cold case reviews for any agency
in the U.S. for no fee. Departments requesting this service must
contact Investigator Newman directly for additional information
and needed materials.
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