Show Notes
The Crime Scene Queens are ready to give you the forensics based show that’s been missing from the equation. Shelly is a legal cougar who was a forensic fan, now a forensic woman. And, Laura went from studying nursing and helping people stay alive to working with the dead! Both go into how they became CSIs; Shelly recalls her first crime scene; and Laura shares a funny moment from her first death investigation. This episode contains adult language and content. ~~ Follow us on Instagram: @CrimeSceneQueens Email us at [email protected] Check out the Crime Scene Queens’ CSI Essentials ~~ Crime Scene Queens is brought to you by QCODE. To advertise on the show, contact us!
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Special announcement from your Crime Scene Queens. This episode contains adult language and content. ~~ Follow us on Instagram: @CrimeSceneQueens Email us at [email protected] Check out the Crime Scene Queens’ CSI Essentials ~~ Crime Scene Queens is brought to you by QCODE. To advertise on the show, contact us!
In the season 1 finale, we wrap up Women in Forensics month with Certified Bloodstain Pattern Analyst, Forensics and Criminal Justice Professor, and Private Investigator Dr. Heidi Sievers. Could she be Laura's long lost twin? Dr. Heidi Sievers LinkedIn Instagram: @thebloodstaindoc
Ashley Church and Erin West of GAP Science join the Crime Scene Queens as we continue our month of Women in Forensics. Ashley and Erin noticed a "gap" in forensic specific leadership and supervision training and thus GAP Science was born! They discuss more about the group as well as their own history in forensics. This episode contains adult language and content. ~~ Follow us on Instagram: @CrimeSceneQueens Email us at [email protected] Check out the Crime Scene Queens’ CSI Essentials ~~ Crime Scene Queens is brought to you by QCODE. To advertise on the show, contact us!
Our month of Women in Forensics continues with Forensic Scientist, Professor, PhD Researcher, STEMinist, STEM Program Director, Teaching Excellence Award Winner Kelly the Scientist (Kelly Knight). Another perfect example of women kicking butt in the field of forensics. Kelly Knight Instagram: @KellyTheScientist
The Queens are taking this month to celebrate women in forensics. This week they are joined by the founder of the Assosication of Women in Forensic Science Antoinette T. Campbell. She is a pathsetter who has made it her mission to provide the networking opportunities, resources, and programs to others that she did not see for herself. She is a true fellow Crime Scene Queen.