Thank you to everyone who participated in Forum Day, and to all of you who tried but had time-out problems. I hope we can get together here often and create a community of mutual encouragement and support.

The first two links are study aids to show how autopsies are performed.

Interactive Autopsy (fro the Australian Museum): http://australianmuseum.net.au/interactive-tools/autopsy/

Virtual Autopsy – Cases from the University of Leicester.
The numbers in the squares on the left side of the menu are the case numbers. Just click on the one you want…[Read more]

D.P. (Doug) Lyle i a medical doctor who has written a series of reference books for writers. He also has a podcast and blog that addresses forensic issues. If you have a specific question you can’t find the answer to, you can send it to him and he’ll answer it for you.

Here are the links to his…[Read more]

Lee Lofland is a retired police officer who is experienced in many facets of law enforcement. His blog, the Graveyard Shift, is a great resource for crime fiction writers.

Here’s the link: http://www.leelofland.com/wordpress/