Steve Keogh

Steve served for 30 years in the police and investigated over 100 murders. In that time he built up a huge knowledge of what it takes to catch killers. He wants to share that knowledge with you to help improve the authenticity of your writing. Steven is the best-selling author of two books on the subject of murder. He is also the presenter of the TV series Secrets of a Murder Detective on the channel True Crime.
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Learning Outcomes

This course will provide you with the following learning

  • The make-up of a murder investigation team

  • How they operate at the initial stages of a murder investigation

  • The role played by the senior investigating officer

  • How senior officers direct an investigation

  • The issues that can derail an investigation

Course Content

    1. Introduction to How Murders Team Operate

      FREE PREVIEW

    2. Download for Understanding Your Detective's Goals and Routes to Achieving Them

    1. What is Murder?

    2. What is Murder - download

    3. Test Your Learning

    1. Who Investigates Murders?

    2. Your MIT planner - download

    3. Test your learning

    1. How Do You Become a Murder Detective?

    1. Personalities on a MIT

    2. Personalities on your MIT planner - download

    1. Rank Structure in the Police

    2. Rank Structure Download

    3. Test Your Knowledge

About this course

  • £47.00
  • 50 lessons
  • 7.5 hours of video content

Early Bird Sale Price

One Year access to the course for only £297 - Regular price is £347

FAQ

  • How long will I have access to the How Murders are Solved?

    You have a whole year to complete the course

  • Does this course allow me access to the Murder for Crime Writers Community?

    No, only those who join the membership programme have access to the community and associated features

  • Do you have a money back guarantee?

    No, we do not provide refunds for this course. However, you could sign up for the membership programme for one month, meaning you can access this course to ensure it's right for you before you buy.