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01/19/2024

We are thrilled to announce that our highly sought-after 40-Hour Bloodstain Pattern Analysis training is coming to our very own hometown of Knoxville, TN! 🎉🏆

Partnering with the prestigious Knoxville Police Department, this training will equip you with valuable skills and knowledge in analyzing bloodstain patterns. 😮🩸

Led by industry expert Todd Crosby, you’ll delve into the intricacies of bloodstain analysis and gain hands-on experience through practical exercises. 🔬✍️

11/11/2023

Today, we pause to acknowledge the immeasurable courage, sacrifice, and dedication demonstrated by our Veterans. To every service man and woman who has donned the uniform, in times of peace and in times of war, we extend our deepest gratitude. Your bravery has gifted us with the freedoms we cherish today. We honor your service, remember your sacrifice, and pledge to advocate for your well-being. Today and every day, we salute you. Thank you for your service. Happy Veterans Day.

11/08/2023

We have delivered MANY trainings across the country with participants from around the world and we always look forward to each one. This week, Nathan was particularly excited to be in Smithfield, North Carolina with our incomparable host, Charlotte Fournier. They met more than 15 years ago when Charlotte attended the NFA.

08/02/2023

Join us October 23 - 27 right here in our hometown of Knoxville, TN for our 40 - Hour Basic Bloodstain Pattern Analysis training. Registration is LIVE and limited seats are available.

05/17/2023

We are thrilled to announce that Forensic Training Source is offering a 40-hour crime scene photography training from September 18 – 23, 2023, in Kenosha, WI. This training is a must-attend for anyone who wants to enhance their knowledge and skills in capturing and documenting crime scenes.

Crime scene photography is crucial in the field of forensic science, as it provides the visual evidence required to solve a crime. Without proper documentation, it can be challenging to recreate the crime scene accurately, leading to inaccurate conclusions and wrongful convictions. Therefore, it is essential to have well-trained forensic photographers who can capture high-quality images, ensuring that all the pertinent details are accurately recorded.

Our comprehensive training will equip participants with the necessary skills to capture crime scenes effectively. The course will cover various aspects of crime scene photography, including photography fundamentals, lighting techniques, evidence identification, and documentation. Our experienced instructors will provide hands-on training, allowing participants to apply what they learn in real-life scenarios.

By attending this training, participants will not only improve their skills but also increase their career prospects. Forensic photography is a highly specialized field, and individuals with the right skills are in high demand. This training is an excellent opportunity for anyone who wants to take their career to the next level.

03/18/2023

Congratulations, Howard Ryan, on the publication of your first book, "Overcast," on Kindle! This is a remarkable achievement that deserves recognition and celebration. Writing a book is no easy feat, and publishing it is even more challenging.

WeI can't wait to see what you have in store for us in the future. For anyone looking for a gripping and exciting read, be sure to check out "Overcast" on Kindle today! Here are some suggested hashtags for a new crime novel:

11/18/2022

11/17/2022

Some more nighttime photography.

11/14/2022

We are wrapping up the first day of our Advanced Forensic Photography training. It’s going to be a fun week!

11/14/2022

We are excited to be in Sarasota, FL this week for the first delivery of our newly developed 40 - Hour Advanced Forensic Photography course.

10/21/2022

It’s our last day of BPA training here in Kenosha, WI. The students are presenting their presentations they created from the mock crime scenes yesterday. This group did an awesome job and provided the class with some laughs.

10/20/2022

Setting up mock crime scenes today.