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To Be Scheduled
Times: 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Marshall, Missouri

To be Scheduled
8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Marshall, Missouri

To Be Scheduled
8:00 a.m. to 3:40 p.m.
Marshall, Missouri

Cost per Session: $100

Reservations Deadline: 1 week prior
Cost per Session: $100

Reservations Deadline: 1 week prior
Cost per Session: $100

Saline County Criminal Justice Training Center
Saline County Sheriff’s Dept.
1915 W. Arrow Street, Marshall, MO

Saline County Criminal Justice Training Center
Saline County Sheriff’s Dept.
1915 W. Arrow Street, Marshall, MO

Saline County Criminal Justice Training Center
Saline County Sheriff’s Dept.
1915 W. Arrow Street, Marshall, MO

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HOMICIDE CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATION, PART I

(date to be determined)

POST Approved Provider Peace Officer Continuing Education

{2 hours Legal, 2 hours Interpersonal, and 3 hours Technical}

The first part in a three-part series on Homicide CSI, but may be taken independently.

Topics to be covered include:

1. The basic elements of homicide investigation;
2. Preliminary scene investigation and information obtainable from the body;
3. Collection and preservation of scene evidence;
4. The use of crime scene photography;
5. How crime scene sketches are useful;
6. Interview and interrogation;
7. Blood and DNA (What it can tell you.);
8. Suicide investigation; and
9. Human identification techniques.

Sponsor: Saline County Criminal Justice Training Center and Creative Management Consultants.

Method of Presentation: PowerPoint presentations using actual case examples.

Text Supplied: Text Supplied: As part of the course, each participant will be provided with the books, "Homicide Investigation," and "Criminal Interviews and Interrogations," and all the PowerPoint presentations used in class.

Times: 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. (part 1 date to be determined)

Instructor: James Simmerman, Director of Training, Saline County Criminal Justice Training Center, Marshall Chief of Police (Ret.), former St. Louis Homicide Detective and Chief Investigator for the St. Louis Medical Examiner. He has taught criminal justice and forensic courses at several colleges and universities, and presented hundreds of seminars on homicide and forensic death investigation.

Location: Saline County Criminal Justice Training Center located at the Saline County Sheriff’s Dept., 1915 W. Arrow, Marshall, Mo.

For course questions or to register contact: James Simmerman, Director of the Saline County Criminal Justice Training Center at 660-886-7984 or by e-mail james.simmerman@att.net.

Advance registration and payment required. Seating is limited.

Creative Management Consultants

1506 West Broadmoor Lane

Marshall, Missouri 65340

660-886-7984 (Evenings) james.simmerman@att.net (e-mail)

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HOMICIDE CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATION, PART II

(date to be determined)

P.O.ST. approved peace officer continuing education: [2 hrs. Legal, 2 hrs. Interpersonal, and 3 hrs. Technical].
This is the sequel to Homicide Crime Scene Investigation, but may be taken independently.

Topics to be covered include:

1. Cold Case Interrogations
2. Child Abuse and Neglect Investigations
3. Accidental Death Cases
4. Firearms Identification and Ballistics
5. Gunshot Wound Cases
6. Cutting, Stabbing, and Blunt Trauma Cases

Method of Presentation: PowerPoint presentations using actual case examples.

Text Supplied: As part of the course, each participant will be provided with the book, "Homicide Investigation" as a reference to the lecture presentations. The book on CD-ROM format contains 21 chapters and appended works on related topics like "Criminal Interviews and Interrogations" that will be helpful to any investigator.

Times: 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. (part 2 date to be determined)

Sponsor: Meadowbrook Insurance Group and the Saline County Criminal Justice Training Center.

Location: Saline County Criminal Justice Training Center located at the Saline County Sheriff’s Dept., 1915 W. Arrow Street, Marshall, Mo.

Instructor: James Simmerman, Marshall Chief of Police (Ret.), former St. Louis Homicide Detective, and Chief Investigator for the St. Louis Medical Examiner. He has taught criminal justice, management, and forensic courses at several colleges and universities, and presented hundreds of seminars on homicide and forensic death investigation.

For course questions or to register contact James Simmerman, Director of the Saline County Criminal Justice Training Center at 660-886-5512 (o) or 660-886-7984, or by e-mail to james.simmerman@att.net.

Course Fee: $100 (Payable in advance) to:

Creative Management Consultants

1580 West Broadmoor Lane

Marshall, Missouri 65340

660-886-7984 (Evenings) james.simmerman@att.net (e-mail)

REGISTRATION FORM (Early registration is recommended)

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HOMICIDE CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATION, PART III

(date to be determined)

POST Approved Provider Peace Officer Continuing Education:
{2 hrs. Legal, 2 hours Interpersonal, and 3 hours Technical}

This is the third part in a three part series on Homicide CSI, but may be taken independently.
The objectives regarding Recording Custodial Interrogations is current
with new Mo. Law which was effective 8/28/09.

Topics to be covered include:

1. Burns and bombing cases;
2. Cases Involving Drowning and Asphyxia;
3. Cases involving exhumations and after-the-fact case investigations;
4. Victimology;
5. The value of crime re-enactments;
6. Media relations;
7. The trial and investigative timelines;
8. The historical perspectives of recording custodial interrogations;
9. The legal requirements in Missouri for recording custodial interrogations in certain cases;
10. The steps in the process of recording custodial interrogations; and
11. Professional interrogation skills and attributes needed by interrogators, from the videotape of the cold case interrogation of a murder suspect, in custody, years after the murder.

Date/Times: 8:00 a.m. to 3:40 p.m. (part 3 date to be determined)

Sponsor: Saline County Criminal Justice Training Center of the Saline County Sheriff’s Dept., and Creative Management Consultants.

Location: Saline County Criminal Justice Training Center, 1915 W. Arrow Street, Marshall, Mo.

Instructor: James Simmerman, Marshall Chief of Police (Ret.), former St. Louis Homicide Detective, and Chief Investigator for the St. Louis Medical Examiner. He has taught criminal justice, management, and forensic courses at several colleges and universities, and presented hundreds of seminars on homicide and forensic death investigation.

For course questions or to register contact James Simmerman, Director of the Saline County Criminal Justice Training Center at 660-886-7984 (h) or by e-mail to james.simmerman@att.net .