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August 17, 2018

Stop in the Name of the… Straw?

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I’m not one to rant or rave through social media endlessly about politics or religion, and various subjects that I deem to be unfair, ridiculous, or just plain incorrect. I have a straight forward view of how I see the criminal justice system, law enforcement, forensics, and criminal investigations. I’ve never skirted issues, and for those of you who follow my blog or social media regularly over a period of time, know where I stand on most of the basic issues in my...

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Published on August 17, 2018 20:31

August 16, 2018

KILLER ON THE LOOSE Chapter 6: Emily Stone #MiniBlogSeries

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KILLER ON THE LOOSE

Chapter 6 – Emily Stone

Jennifer Chase

The increasing fatigue travelled down her arms as Emily gripped the gun.

She anticipated the assault.

The heavy gunfire ceased with only a small spray of bullets in several directions around her before it stopped completely. The men stopped their pursuit; it appeared they reevaluated their search.

The rising humidity fought against Emily’s awareness as she quickly wiped her sweaty hands on her cargo pants. She pressed her back harder...

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Published on August 16, 2018 08:24

August 14, 2018

KILLER ON THE LOOSE Chapter 5: Nick Bracco #MiniBlogSeries

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KILLER ON THE LOOSE

Chapter 5 – Nick Bracco

Gary Ponzo

There were flashing red and white lights in the distance charging toward the bus. In his peripheral vision Nick could detect unmarked sedans maneuvering around slow-moving city traffic .

“What’s going on?” Matt asked, gripping the steering wheel with clenched fists.

Nick was immediately on his phone. “What’s happening, Walt?”

“We received an email bomb threat five minutes ago,” Walt Jackson said. “I can’t allow innocent people to get in...

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Published on August 14, 2018 08:08

August 10, 2018

KILLER ON THE LOOSE Chapter 4: Emily Stone #MiniBlogSeries

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KILLER ON THE LOOSE

Chapter 4 – Emily Stone

Jennifer Chase

Emily’s strength dwindled from her arms as her legs weakened. Her ears buzzed with a strange hypnotic sensation. Shock and disbelief took hold of her. After realizing she held her breath, Emily immediately let out a burst of air.

She stared at the crates and the word explosives unable to move.

“Em?” Rick interrupted over her headset. “Emily, can you read me?”

“Yes,” she said slowly. Gaining her composure, she reported, “Negative on t...

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Published on August 10, 2018 09:40

August 7, 2018

KILLER ON THE LOOSE Chapter 3: Nick Bracco #MiniBlogSeries

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KILLER ON THE LOOSE

Chapter 3: Nick Bracco

Gary Ponzo

            Matt stayed a block behind the bus, while Nick scrutinized the passengers with his binoculars.

            “Nothing suspicious,” Nick answered Matt’s silent question.

            “Can you see him?”

            “No,” Nick said referring to Karl Saxon, the assassin they suspected was on the bus.  Saxon’s nickname was, The Ghost, so the two agents kept a sharp eye on the vehicle a...

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Published on August 07, 2018 09:33

August 3, 2018

KILLER ON THE LOOSE: Emily Stone #MiniBlogSeries

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KILLER ON THE LOOSE

Chapter 2 – Emily Stone

Jennifer Chase

Emily Stone deliberately slid down the rocky hillside and cautiously approached the house.  The heat and humidity of the summer bore down on her. The dense trees on the large 200-acre homestead made for a convenient camouflage as she approached the first building.

She checked to make sure that her Glock and Beretta were still secured in her hip and ankle holsters.

Adjusting the listening device, she whispered, “Rick, you read me?”

“W...

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Published on August 03, 2018 06:33

July 31, 2018

KILLER ON THE LOOSE: Nick Bracco & Emily Stone Mini Blog Series

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FBI agent Nick Bracco has been known to become involved in messy terrorist investigations across the country. He even has a cousin in the Mafia. This explosive best-selling series by Gary Ponzo has won plenty of awards and accolades.

Vigilante detective Emily Stone tracks down serial killers and child abductions covertly and under the law enforcement radar, with her intrinsic skills of criminal profiling and forensic investigation. The Emily Stone series is written by award-winning author an...

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Published on July 31, 2018 18:20

July 7, 2018

A Calculating Cold Blooded Killer Closes In… #Forensic #Mystery #NewRelease

 

My new book release SCENE OF THE CRIME is now available on Amazon.

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“ A great mystery. I highly recommend it.” ~ Amazon Top Reviewer

“The novel is well-researched and the author demonstrates a good understanding of forensics and working criminal cases. The writing is great and the character development is impeccable. ” ~ Romuald Dzemo for Readers’ Favorite

“With vividly realized characters, well drawn and complex, from how they relate to and ultimately perceive one another Chase delivers m...

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Published on July 07, 2018 13:31

June 27, 2018

Fascinating Forensics: 2 High-Profile Murders Solved by Unusual Evidence

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In modern law enforcement, forensic scientists are a crucial component in a criminal investigation. In addition to conducting routine analysis on a myriad of non-violent cases, they are vital in assisting police solve murders. And, more to the point, forensic investigators are often the prosecutor’s key ally in locking up cold-blooded killers.

Whether these investigators specialize in botany, accident reconstruction or anthropol...

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Published on June 27, 2018 13:26

June 20, 2018

Are COLD CASES on the Rise? A Chat with Cold Case Detective and Crime Media Consultant Joe Giacalone

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I’ve been concerned about the rise of unsolved homicides in California as well as across the entire US for some time now. Most that follow me know that I’ve voiced my concerns about crime and cold cases. I’ve been hearing some of the reasons why, or excuses, as to why police aren’t closing more homicide cases. In fact, over the past three years cold cases have risen. Many law enforcement agencies claim it’s the lack of manpower, training, and budget restri...

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Published on June 20, 2018 16:28