COLD CASEs MATTER™
Cold Case Advocate and Author of an Upcoming Serial Killer True Crime Book
Dedicated to bringing awareness and education to the public.
About me
Cold Case Advocacy and Cold Cases Matter™
Cold Case Advocacy and Cold Cases Matter™
I am a retired police sergeant who in 1997 left my career as a Certified Public Accountant (C.P.A.) to become a police officer with the Phoenix Police Department. Eventually, my passion for “cold case” victims and zeal for hunting the most elusive of serial killers led me to become a detective, and I spent more than ten years of my career
I am a retired police sergeant who in 1997 left my career as a Certified Public Accountant (C.P.A.) to become a police officer with the Phoenix Police Department. Eventually, my passion for “cold case” victims and zeal for hunting the most elusive of serial killers led me to become a detective, and I spent more than ten years of my career in law enforcement working with an elite cold case homicide team that solved hundreds of murders dating back as far as the 1970s. Cold Case Advocate and Author of a Serial Killer True Crime Book
Cold Case Advocacy and Cold Cases Matter™
Cold Case Advocacy and Cold Cases Matter™
Cold Case Advocacy and Cold Cases Matter™
Cold case detectives and crime laboratories (especially DNA) are the last hope for homicide, missing persons, and sexual assault victims and their families. We can never give up on them. We need to staff and fund talented and passionate cold case teams and DNA labs. Government leaders need to be constantly reminded of this message. Cold Case Advocate
The Canal Murders and My Upcoming Book
Cold Case Advocacy and Cold Cases Matter™
The Canal Murders and My Upcoming Book
In 1992, the headless remains of 22-year-old Angela Brosso were found near the Arizona Canal, where she had been cycling. While the police were turning over clues and seeking suspects in this grisly crime, the body of another cyclist, 17-year-old high school student Melanie Bernas, was found near the same area in early 1993. The brutal, r
In 1992, the headless remains of 22-year-old Angela Brosso were found near the Arizona Canal, where she had been cycling. While the police were turning over clues and seeking suspects in this grisly crime, the body of another cyclist, 17-year-old high school student Melanie Bernas, was found near the same area in early 1993. The brutal, random nature of these killings, and the fact that the Phoenix police seemed unable to locate the murderer, outraged and terrified the residents of Arizona’s largest city. These murders joined the growing roster of so-called “cold cases” that stained law enforcement agencies throughout the U.S. and denied grieving families some sort of closure. Cold Case Advocate and Author of a Serial Killer True Crime Book