The Illinois State Police Podcast
The Illinois State Police Podcast
Podcast Description
Hosted by State Police Director Brendan Kelly and narrated by legendary anchorman and documentarian Bill Kurtis, the Illinois State Police podcast explores different issues related to police policy and procedure in an ever-evolving legal landscape. In each episode, we'll be hearing from multiple guests ranging from law enforcement officials, legal experts, forensic scientists, crime victims, and other experts involved in the topics being discussed.
The Illinois State Police Podcast is produced by Kurtis Productions Ltd. www.kurtis.com
Original Theme Music Composed by David Huizenga
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast covers pressing topics in policing and legal issues, with episodes highlighting sexual assault legislation reform and internet safety for children. An example is the episode featuring Kaylyn Ahn, who discusses her advocacy for changes in sexual assault laws after her own experience, as well as discussions on current internet safety challenges led by survivors like Alicia Kozakiewicz.
Hosted by State Police Director Brendan Kelly and narrated by legendary anchorman and documentarian Bill Kurtis, the Illinois State Police podcast explores different issues related to police policy and procedure in an ever-evolving legal landscape. In each episode, we’ll be hearing from multiple guests ranging from law enforcement officials, legal experts, forensic scientists, crime victims, and other experts involved in the topics being discussed.
The Illinois State Police Podcast is produced by Kurtis Productions Ltd. www.kurtis.com
Original Theme Music Composed by David Huizenga
In this episode, investigators discuss two cold cases and a CSI shares some of their intriguing evidence collection methods.
After 14 years, a man found dead was identified using newly developed genealogical testing technology.
Then, investigators dive back into another cold case and are asking for your help to identify the victim, an unknown female found in the Skokie River in 2003.
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