Ways to Corroborate Information Obtained During a Forensic Interview
Recorded on February 22, 2023
This webinar will examine multiple investigative components that contribute to successful child abuse investigations. These include interviews, different types of evidence, and crime scene examination.
Upon completion of this webinar, you will be able to:
* Identify the need for corroboration in child abuse cases and the steps to take for achieving measurable goals
* Recognize and understand child behaviors, medical evidence, and conducting collateral interviews in child abuse cases
* Understand how to collect physical evidence and document the crime scene
Is This Training For You?
* Emergency Management
* Law Enforcement
* Law Enforcement Support
* Prosecutors
* Social Workers
* Tribes/Tribal Partners
* Victim Service Providers
Instructors
Matt Lindemeyer
Field investigations supervisor for the Missouri State Technical Assistance Team (STAT).
At his unit, Matt provides investigative assistance, expertise, and training to local, state, and federal law enforcement agencies, child protection agencies, and multidisciplinary teams, for the investigation and prosecution of child abuse, child neglect, child sexual abuse, child exploitation, child pornography, and child fatality cases. Matt is also assigned as a Task Force Officer with the Missouri State Highway Patrol, Digital Forensic Investigative Unit, where he investigates Internet crimes against children (ICAC). He previously served as a supervisor for STAT’s Electronic Crimes Unit, in addition to being the Deputy Director of the Missouri Digital Forensic Center. Prior to his promotion, Matt served the unit as a criminal investigator in the field. Matt has been a full-time law enforcement officer since 2002, and has investigated crimes against children since 2005.
Matt Lindemeyer
Field investigations supervisor for the Missouri State Technical Assistance Team (STAT).
At his unit, Matt provides investigative assistance, expertise, and training to local, state, and federal law enforcement agencies, child protection agencies, and multidisciplinary teams, for the investigation and prosecution of child abuse, child neglect, child sexual abuse, child exploitation, child pornography, and child fatality cases. Matt is also assigned as a Task Force Officer with the Missouri State Highway Patrol, Digital Forensic Investigative Unit, where he investigates Internet crimes against children (ICAC). He previously served as a supervisor for STAT’s Electronic Crimes Unit, in addition to being the Deputy Director of the Missouri Digital Forensic Center. Prior to his promotion, Matt served the unit as a criminal investigator in the field. Matt has been a full-time law enforcement officer since 2002, and has investigated crimes against children since 2005.
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