Critical 3: 3 Ways to Take Suspicion Out of Your Death Cases
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Critical 3: 3 Ways to Take Suspicion Out of Your Death Cases

Duration: 0h 7m | Recorded on November 30, 2020

Suspicious deaths can take months or even years to solve. Collaboration is key to a positive outcome for victims and their families. Bill Hanson shares three critical ways to ensure success in your death investigation cases.

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**Critical 3 videos are not eligible for certificates of attendance.** This video is 6:40 minutes long. Bill Hanson, Detective, Tucson Police Department (retired), brings over twenty-six years of experience in law enforcement and worked thousands of homicides in the capacity of Patrol Deputy, Police Officer, Scene Detective, and Lead Investigator. If you are looking for a deeper dive on death investigations, learn more about these course offerings: * [Death Investigation Academy](http://ncjtc.fvtc.edu/trainings/TR00005771/ncjtc-death-investigation-academy) * [Child Homicide Investigations](http://ncjtc.fvtc.edu/training/details/TR00000077/child-homicide-investigations) * [Suspicious Death Investigations: Finding the Right, Eliminating the Wrong, and Avoiding the Undetermined](http://ncjtc.fvtc.edu/training/details/TR00007329/suspicious-death-investigations)

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* Law Enforcement * Law Enforcement Support * Prosecutors

Critical 3 Episode 3 - 3 Ways to Take Suspicion out of Death Cases transcript Resource
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- William "Bill" Hanson
William "Bill" Hanson   Detective, Tucson Police Department (retired) Tucson, AZ

Detective Hanson retired from the Tucson Police Department in November of 2016. He left with over twenty-six years of experience in law enforcement. Bill started his career as a Patrol Deputy in Mohave County, AZ, District 2/Bullhead Sector. While with the Sheriff’s office, Bill was an FTO, SWAT Operator and SWAT Team Leader. Bill transferred to Tucson Police Department in 1993 and was promoted to Detective in 1998. As a detective he worked in the Burglary, Aggravated Assault, and Homicide Units. While in the Aggravated Assault Unit, Bill started amassing his own homicide cases and was brought in to assist the Homicide Unit beginning in 2000. Bill began a full-time commitment to Homicide in 2005 and continued working his Cold Case Homicide cases until his retirement. This highly decorated Cop and veteran was the Officer of the Year in 2008. Bill also committed to over Twenty-two years in the U.S. Air Force and Arizona Air National Guard and retired as a First Sgt in 2002.

William "Bill" Hanson   Detective, Tucson Police Department (retired) Tucson, AZ

Detective Hanson retired from the Tucson Police Department in November of 2016. He left with over twenty-six years of experience in law enforcement. Bill started his career as a Patrol Deputy in Mohave County, AZ, District 2/Bullhead Sector. While with the Sheriff’s office, Bill was an FTO, SWAT Operator and SWAT Team Leader. Bill transferred to Tucson Police Department in 1993 and was promoted to Detective in 1998. As a detective he worked in the Burglary, Aggravated Assault, and Homicide Units. While in the Aggravated Assault Unit, Bill started amassing his own homicide cases and was brought in to assist the Homicide Unit beginning in 2000. Bill began a full-time commitment to Homicide in 2005 and continued working his Cold Case Homicide cases until his retirement. This highly decorated Cop and veteran was the Officer of the Year in 2008. Bill also committed to over Twenty-two years in the U.S. Air Force and Arizona Air National Guard and retired as a First Sgt in 2002.

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