A "sad job"?
I am always asked, "is what you do a sad job?"
I write about and I study crime. Yes, it is terrible to see what humans are capable of doing to one another. But I also get to meet some of the finest people - survivors, volunteers, professionals, and - yes - animals! Here are just a few of those amazing times.
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Dr. Henry C. Lee
(11- 22-1938 – 03-27-2026)
My brilliant friend. I will miss our talks and our laughter. I spoke with you a week before you left us. "Come see me in Las Vegas" you said. I wish....
Our first meeting. Many followed.
You left a legacy that can never be copied.
You left friends who respect and love you.
Thank you for all you did, and all that will be done in the future.
I will miss you daily, my friend.
Above image from forensicevents.com
Henry had invited me to attend an event in Japan and tour the museum built about his work. There were visa issues and I missed it. We both said "next time."
I am honored that one of my books is now in his museum.
With Angel after we had presented.