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Mark
McClish
(Advanced Interviewing Concepts) (United States Marshal Service, retired)
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Statement
Analysis
Mark McClish was in federal law enforcement
for 26 years. He was an officer with the U.S. Secret Service Uniformed
Division for 2 years and a Deputy U.S. Marshal for 24 years. Mark taught
interviewing techniques for nine years at the Marshals Service Training
Academy. During this time he developed the Statement Analysis® techniques
for detecting deception in a verbal and written statement.
Mark retired from the Marshals Service in 2009 and started Advanced
Interviewing Concepts. His company provides interviewing skills training.
Mark currently gives presentations and seminars on Statement Analysis
throughout the U.S. He has appeared on the ABC show 20/20 and has
helped solve cases featured on Unsolved Mysteries. He is the author
of the book I Know You Are Lying and the developer of the Statement
Analyzer software.
There are usually several ways you can
phrase a statement. People will always word their statement based on all
their knowledge. Therefore, their statement may contain information they did
not intend to share. In his presentation, Mark McClish will show you what to
look for in a verbal and written statement to detect deception and to obtain
additional information. By analyzing the pronouns, verb tenses, unique words
and other language found in a statement, you will be able to see exactly
what the person is saying.
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Mike
Thrapp
(Rocky Mountain Safe Streets Task Force)
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Gang
Robbery Investigations
Mike has been with the Aurora Police Department for 29 years,
including: 8 years in Intelligence, 8 years in the Gang Unit and,
currently, 3 years in the Rocky Mountain Safe Streets Task Force. Mike is
considered an expert in gang investigations and has testified as such. He
teaches many investigative subjects at Community College of Colorado.
Mike will use recent
successful gang robbery investigations to illustrate investigative
techniques, interrogaton practices
and other skills necessary to investigate the often difficult gang cases.
Also included will be a very informative segment on the Use
of Social Media in investigations.
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Randy
Jarvis, Mark Onorato & Steve Wohlgemuth
(FBI-Boston)
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Boston
U-30 Robbery Crew
Randy
Jarvis served in the U.S. Army
for 5 years and the FBI for 15 years. Jarvis
has spent 13 years in the FBI’s violent crime program.
Jarvis has served as case agent and supervisor for multiple armed
bank robbery crews, kidnappings, armored car cases, and multiple child
abductions investigations. Jarvis
is a certified FBI Firearms Instructor, Sniper, SWAT member, and Tactical
Instructor.
Mark Onorato is a 19 year veteran of
the U.S. Army National Guard and 15 year veteran of the FBI.
Onorato served the FBI as a violent crime investigator, Certified
Under Cover Agent, and has flown both fixed and rotary wing aircraft in
support of FBI operations. Onorato
currently supervises the Boston Division's SOG and Aviation programs.
Onorato is a former member of HRT’s Tactical Helicopter Unit (THU)
and an instructor pilot.
Steve Wohlgemuth worked 7 years as deputy sheriff before joining
the Massachusetts State Police where he has worked for the last 12
years investigating violent crime. Wohlgemuth
served as lead investigator on multiple serial armed bank crews,
kidnappings, and armored car cases. Wohlgemuth
is a certified Firearms, DT, and Patrol Procedures Instructor.
Randy and Steve will walk us through a very intense gang robbery crew
investigation and highlight the techniques used to capture and take them
down. Mark will present a related segment on the Use
of Air Support in Robbery Investigations.
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Mark
Woodward
(Rocky Mountain Safe Streets Task Force)
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Serial
Robbery Investigation
Mark is a 36 year veteran of the Denver Police Department, 25 years of
which he has spent in the Criminal Investigations Division. He worked in
the Robbery Detail for 15 years before being assigned to the FBI’s Rocky
Mountain Safe Streets Task Force. a violent crimes task force, where he
has worked for the last 7 years. Mark is currently the Bank Robbery
Coordinator for the Denver Division.
Mark’s lecture will cover
the many aspects of a serial robbery investigation with a heavy emphasis
on physical and electronic surveillance. Also included will be a segment
on Investigative Pitfalls.
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John
Maloney
(TCF Bank) (Englewood Police Department, retired)
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Bank
Robbery Counter Measures
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Jeff
Russell
(ATF - Denver) |
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Federal
Firearms Investigations
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Shawn
Scott & Dennis May
(FBI San Antonio)
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San
Antonio Bandit Shield Initiative
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