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A Thread of Evidence

What’s the best gun to carry? What’s the best ammo to stop a human threat? What is knock down power? What stops a human threat? Gunshot wound ballistics, how to “Dress for Success” when carrying a concealed weapon. Don’t miss this very informative discussion between DrRon and his Forensic Death Investigations team ballistic scientist and firearms expert Lance Martini. The pair discuss all things firearms-related in Florence, Italy, as well as talking about how the invention of gunpowder changed the paradigm of warfare in the Middle ages with armament, weaponry, fortifications and castles.

What constitutes the science of “ballistics?” DrRon and Forensic Death Investigations Team member Nationally renowned ballistic scientist and firearms expert Lance Martini discuss the Ten Top TV Fallacies of Firearms and Ballistics as the cruise down the Rhine River in Europe. What is recoil? Can guns really shoot under water? Can cops really shoot cars to stop them? Do people really get knocked backwards when shot with the Dirty Harry .44 Magnum? What really happens when bullets penetrate glass and more. Join the team as they discuss the realities of ballistics in tonight’s interesting episode.

While officer-involved shooting deaths take up all the media-air in the room, the investigations of in-custody jail deaths are equally important. But what are the standards of care and what types of evidence do forensic experts need to review to determine what went wrong in those cases? World travelers DrRon Martinelli and Forensic Death Investigations Team member and corrections expert Bob Prevot delve into this special investigations environment from Vienna, Austria. DrRon and Bob discuss how prisoners are processed into jails after arrest, the medical, psychological and classification procedures and the specific evidence to be recovered and analyzed. Finally, the pair unpack the files of a couple of their complicated jail death cases and reconcile the evidence for you. Tune in for this interesting and unique forensic adventure as we investigate jail in-custody deaths.

Is it murder or self-defense homicide? That’s one of the critical questions that DrRon and Modoc County (CA) District Attorney Jordan Funk discuss as they unpack the bags of two fascinating cases: one a self-defense homicide and a gruesome multiple murder case in Northern California. Join these two forensic and prosecutorial experts as they delve deep into the forensic and legal evidence of both cases. Learn what separates a “murder” from a self-defense homicide and get into the mind of a heinous female multiple murderer who was ultimately sentenced to death for her crimes.

During the course of a normal criminal investigation, the District Attorney of a small, rural California county discovers bodycam forensic evidence that a sheriff’s deputy had used excessive force on a handcuffed prisoner. The force was not reported by the deputy in his incident reports. DrRon Martinelli and Modoc County (CA) District Attorney Jordan Funk discuss the forensic evidence in this case, why prosecutors use forensic police practices experts and the value these experts bring to criminal cases.

Police injured prisoner who becomes a quadriplegic; woman seriously injured by suspect in police pursuit; a tragic Blue on Blue shooting death analysis; a gay police captain refused employment by his former police department. DrRon Martinelli and retired Colorado Police Chief and now police practices expert Dan Montgomery discuss the wide variety of cases that forensic and police experts investigate and testify on in this fascinating episode of A Thread of Evidence.

Forensic criminologist and law enforcement expert DrRon Martinelli discusses the most complex forensic case of his career to date with Detective and former Cleveland Police Officer Association President Steve Loomis, when they review and analyze the officer-involved shooting incident and prosecution of Officer Michael Brelo on two counts of manslaughter. Learn how DrRon’s nationally renowned Forensic Death Investigations Team sprang into action, reconstructed a dynamic crime scene involving 13 shooting officers firing 137 rounds in 17.5 seconds, resulting in the death of two drug dealing suspects – when no weapon was recovered from the suspects. Murder of seemingly unarmed suspects, you say? Not exactly. Listen to the amazing circumstances and how the forensic experts discovered and analyzed new evidence leading to the acquittal of an officer who believed that he was fighting for his life and the lives of other officers. Image: Cleveland police officer Michael Brelo was acquitted on May 23, 2015 (Credit: CNN)

DrRon and homicide expert Bob Prevot discuss the forensic investigations involved in “deconfliction” of “Blue on Blue” deaths, corrections in-custody deaths and Internal Affairs investigations. Listen to the Forensic Death Investigations experts discuss these fascinating, but rarely heard of investigative procedures.

Dr Ron Martinelli and Forensic Death Investigations Team vision expert Dr. Paul Michel forensically analyze the tragic “Blue on Blue” officer-involved shooting death of Lakewood, CO Agent James Davies by a member of his own department’s entry team during a high-risk entry and search for a possible armed suspect. Learn all about the science of vision and how it is used in forensic investigations.

Enter the world of forensic investigations and peer into the darkest caverns of the mind to discover why parents kill their kids. Learn how forensic investigators reconcile these challenging and emotionally traumatic crime scenes to bring parents to justice. DrRon interviews death investigator Darren Dake of the Death Investigations Academy in St. Louis, MO about the rarely seen homicide dynamic of “filicide” or parents who murder their children. DrRon and Mr. Dake also provide insight into suicidal ideations, homicide classification and special clues used in solving homicide cases. This episode should not be missed.

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