"40 Edward copy a call of a man climbing into a frantic woman's bedroom window."
It was 2:15 in the morning, all alone in her remote country home. A stranger had shattered the bedroom window and was now climbing into her bedroom. She hid, terrified, under the baby's crib. She held one hand over the baby's mouth as he struggled for breath. On the other hand, she held a portable telephone as she frantically called 911 for help!
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to investigate real-life crime? That you are intrigued when you try to determine who-done-it when you watch it on T.V, or in a movie.
Are you fascinated with the many tools and techniques for crime scene investigations required to complete a successful murder investigation, and put the bad guy in jail?
Ever wonder how officers can endure a constant barrage of such intense and dangerous calls day-in and day-out?
If you answered yes to any of these questions, you will be enamored and intrigued by what happens in real-life crime investigations.
When you read my book "Small Town Crime, I Don't Think So."
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