Elementary, my Dear Ritter: The Science of Forensics In-Person
The "Elementary, my Dear Ritter: The Science of Forensics" conference at Ritter Public Library offers an engaging exploration of the science behind criminal investigations, blending expert lectures, real case analyses, and interactive demonstrations. Recognizing the popularity of true crime media, we aim to connect community members with forensic professionals who will discuss cases from inception to resolution, highlighting the scientific, legal, and human elements involved. Don't miss our recreated crime scene where you can observe forensic techniques firsthand, with a special partnership with Vermilion High School’s forensic program that allows students to showcase mock crime scenes and share their expertise. This comprehensive event seeks to educate, inspire, and foster dialogue about the fascinating world of forensics within our community.
Speaker Schedule:
10AM: Opening Remarks
10:30AM: Evidence & Presentation: The Nitty Gritty with William Jordan Carrero, Medicolegal Death Investigator
12:30PM: Analysis and Interpretation - The Human Aspect with Forensic Nurse Kathleen Hackett MSN, RN, SANE P
1:30PM: Forensics in the Courtroom with Paulette J. Lilly, Attorney at Law & Chief Assistant Prosecuting Attorney for Erie County
3:30PM: From Page to Podcast: The Evolution and Appeal of True Crime with James Renner, Author, Podcaster, & Advocate
Plus, explore a mock crime scene prepared by Vermilion High School's Forensic Science class students!
Registration is required, and you will receive a reminder email 2 days before the event.