By Jennifer Bucholtz
Geographic profiling examines patterns in a criminal’s actions to make logical deductions about where they reside. Find out how it can be applied to the murder of 22-year-old Rebekah Gould to narrow down the suspect pool and zero in on the killer.
By Jennifer Bucholtz
After spending weeks investigating and writing about the cold case murder of Rebekah Gould, AMU’s Jennifer Bucholtz answers some of the questions she’s received from readers. Find out what she plans to do next and if she believes the killer can be identified.
By Jennifer Bucholtz
What does a firsthand look at the victim’s autopsy report reveal about the cold case murder of Rebekah Gould? In this installment of the series, find out what the chilling details about Rebekah’s injuries tell us about her final moments and the killer who took them from her.
By Jennifer Bucholtz
Recent new insights to Rebekah Gould’s murder in 2004 provide substantial identifying information about the killer. Read on to learn about the evidence that indicates he was local to the area and likely knew Rebekah well.
By Jennifer Bucholtz
Although the murder of Rebekah Gould is still unsolved, new details have emerged from visiting the town where it happened. 14 years after her death, this is what we learned from tracking the killer’s likely movements and reviewing case documents firsthand.
By Jennifer Bucholtz
Perhaps the most speculated question in Rebekah Gould’s unsolved murder is about the murder weapon. Did the killer use a piano leg that was missing from the crime scene and if so, what does that say about his or her relationship with Rebekah?
By Jennifer Bucholtz
22-year-old college student Rebekah Gould was killed over 14 years ago, but In Public Safety is revisiting the cold case. While many investigative details remain unreleased, here’s what can be discerned from the known facts and forensic evidence.
By Jennifer Bucholtz
Forensic entomology is the science collecting and analyzing insect activity on a dead body. Find out how it can be used to help determine time of death and whether a body has been moved, such as in the murder investigation of college student Rebekah Gould.
In this episode, hear some exciting announcements about CrimeCon 2022 and CrimeHQ that will likely help bring resolution to Debbie’s case in the New Year.
AMU professor Jen Bucholtz is also a licensed private investigator who has been investigating several cold cases. Hear how technology and crowdsourcing are important tools along with boots-on-the-ground investigation and why she hopes police will embrace the assistance of outside sources to bring justice for victims’ families.