Natasha Glover

Detail-oriented forensic investigations student with a rigorous academic background in criminal justice, evidence collection and forensic analysis. Skilled in crime scene documentation, latent fingerprint processing, and chain-of-custody procedures through structured coursework and hands-on forensic workshops.

• Felony Crime
• Juvenile vs. Adult Justice
• Introduction to Impression Evidence
• Crime Scene Documentation of Evidence
• Crime Scene Investigation: Evidence Collection Protocols
• Terrorism: Definitions, Legal Framework, and Impact
• Eight Lives One Night: The Pike County Massacre

• Criminology
• Victimology
• Criminal Law
• Juvenile Delinquency
• Introduction to Forensic Investigation
• Introduction to Sociology
• Sociology of Deviance
• Fire Investigation and Analysis
• Theory and Practice of Law Enforcement
• Criminal Justice System
• Introduction to Courtroom Security
• Criminal Evidence and Legal Issues
• General Psychology

• Franklin County Coroner’s Office Forensic Workshop
• Exposure to medicolegal death investigation and autopsies
• Fire science reconstruction and burn-pattern interpretation
• Fingerprint analysis on porous and non-porous surfaces
• Shooting reconstruction and distance-determination exercises
• Integrated academic research with practical forensic reasoning
• Crime scene documentation, photography, and evidence-collection techniques
• Understanding of chain-of-custody requirements and forensic integrity standards
• Applied forensic and behavioral analysis to real-world investigative scenarios
• Evaluated offender and victim behavior, scene dynamics, and investigative strategy