Mary Bertuccelli explains the benefit of networking and connecting with other analysts in the field; it is just as important as developing your technical skills. She talks about analyzing the River Rock Burglary Series in Scottsdale, Arizona. As IACA President, Mary expresses her gratitude to the numerous committees that keep the IACA running through these difficult times.

In this episode, Yarisa Walsh, investigative analysis extraordinaire and IACA's International Outreach Committee (IOC) Latin America representative, shares the story of how she survived her dangerous upbringing in the Dominican Republic and how it motivated her to seek a career in law enforcement and helping others.

In this episode, Rhea-Lyn Gerstenkorn shares how she went from a Police Service Specialist to a Crime Analyst to a Sr. Criminal Intelligence Analyst as well as the multiple training and tasks she did to prepare herself for the new positions. Rhea is currently the Chair of the IACA Ethics Committee; she gives us insights on what the committee does and what happens to ethic complaints.

In this episode, David Jimenez shares how he utilized his military intelligence training in his civilian intelligence career -- what translated over well, what he needed to improve on, and how it gave him a unique perspective on how to approach investigations.

In this episode, Scott Eicher, retired FBI agent and a subject matter expert (SME) in cellular analysis shares how and why you should use cellular analysis in your investigations. Scott goes into the history of the FBI Cellular Analysis Survey Team (CAST) and how they helped set the standard for cellular analysis as we know it today, plus the societal shift that came with this new type of evidence.

In this episode, Annie Mitchell talks about running for Vice President of Administration in the International Association of Crime Analysts (IACA) election.

In this episode, Sam Steiner talks about running for Vice President of Administration in the International Association of Crime Analysts (IACA) election.

In this episode, Paul Arnold shares his unique approach to crime and intelligence analysis coming from academia along with tips and tricks on how to improve and expand on administrative analysis. Paul also shares how he uses his expertise in analysis and research to find his birth father after 40 years, making him the oldest person to get adopted in Colorado. Along with his day job, Paul educates people, mainly crime survivors, on how to clean up their digital footprint, making them virtually impossible to find.

In this episode, Albert Mesa talks about his personal reason for getting into law enforcement. He also talks about his journey from being a novice analyst to where he is today and the things he learned and cherished along the way.

In this episode, Kyle Stoker shares how he transitioned from a police officer into a law enforcement analyst and what he does now to maintain and grow in his position. Kyle is currently the Chair of the IACA Training Committee and has over 1000+ hours of combined training under his belt in analysis and law enforcement.