Life of forensics investigator under microscope at Rubery book signing - The Bromsgrove Standard

Life of forensics investigator under microscope at Rubery book signing

Bromsgrove Editorial 21st May, 2024   0

A FASCINATING glimpse into the life of a real crime scene investigation will be front and centre of a book signing in Bromsgrove.

Author Jo Ward will visit The Oaks Care Home in Rubery at 5pm on May 31 to discuss and sign copies of her latest book – Every Contact Leaves a Trace – which details her role as a senior forensics specialist for West Midlands Police.

In Jo’s 25 years of investigating high profile crimes she has helped solve murders, domestic killings, attempted murders, infanticide, and rape.

For Jo, a dead body is fascinating and inspecting one is often part of a normal work day for her. She is one of a generation of women pioneering forensic investigation in the UK.

Her investigations into high-profile crimes have also been the subject of a BBC Two television documentary, Forensics: the Real CSI.

Every Contact Leaves a Trace released on May 16.




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