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MAY
17 TH ANNUAL 23-26
2022
S H E R ATO N H O T E L • D A L L AS , T E X AS
www.ConferenceCAW.org
W E L C O M E T O T H E 17 T H A N N U A L
C O N F E R E N C E O N C R I M E S A GA I N S T W O M E N
WELCOME BACK! We are thrilled to have you back in-person for the 17th Annual Conference
on Crimes Against Women. There is nothing quite like the energy that comes from a ballroom of
thousands of practitioners all coming together with one shared goal – to learn and share new tools
and skills for working with and bringing justice to women who have experienced gender-based
violence.
As we celebrate gathering again, we would be remiss to ignore the sacrifices that so many have
made since March 2020. We at the Dallas Police Department and Genesis Women’s Shelter
& Support recognize the devastating impact the pandemic has had on victims of strangulation,
stalking, trafficking, sexual assault and domestic violence – and on all of you, who were on the
front lines every day, never giving up. Thank you for being there when survivors needed your help
more than ever before.
Although we can’t know what the future holds, one thing remains – we are committed to walking
alongside all of you as we work to end the epidemic of violence against women. Thank you for continuing to trust us to provide
the most cutting-edge, timely education in the field. YOU ARE OUR HEROES!
MISSION OF CCAW The mission of the Conference on
Crimes Against Women (CCAW) is to provide a national platform to
disseminate the highest level of training, information, and strategies to
professionals who are responders and advocates to victims of the many
Jan Langbein, Chief Executive Officer
and varied forms of crimes against women including domestic violence,
Genesis Women’s Shelter & Support
human trafficking, sexual assault, and strangulation.
& Conference on Crimes Against Women
C ONFEREN C E P RESE N T E D B Y
GENESIS WOMEN’S SHELTER & SUPPORT provides safety, shelter and
support for women who have experienced domestic violence and raises awareness
regarding its cause, prevalence, and impact.
24-hour hotline: 214.946.HELP (4357) | www.genesisshelter.org
Help is free and confidential
THE DALLAS POLICE DEPARTMENT is dedicated to protecting all Dallas
citizens from crimes through its prevention, patrol, and investigative activities. With
respect to the victimization of women, the Department has deployed significant
resources to effectively investigate the full range of crimes that are committed against
women. While all personnel share the responsibility to combat these crimes, the
Department has specialized units that have the primary investigative responsibility
for the investigation of domestic violence, protective order violations, stalking, sexual
assault, registered sex offenders, trafficking, and homicide.
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CCAW PROGRAMS
The Conference on Crimes Against Women has grown!
Did you know that the annual conference is just one of our programs?
The Podcast on Crimes Against Women serves as an extension of the information and topics presented at the annual Conference,
providing in-depth dialogue, fresh perspectives, and relevant updates by experts in the fields of victim advocacy, criminal justice,
medicine, and more. The podcast creates a space to engage and educate community members on the issue of violence against
women, how it impacts our daily lives, and how we can work together to create lasting cultural and systemic change.
Visit www.conferencecaw.org/podcast to listen to all three seasons of Podcast on Crimes Against Women, or
subscribe to the podcast on your favorite platform.
The Institute for Coordinated Community Response works alongside rural communities to improve their collaborative, systemic
responses to domestic violence. The Institute works to accomplish its mission in two ways:
Saturate the state of Texas with effective criminal justice system responses to domestic violence. Each year, ICCR selects up to four
teams of law enforcement officers, prosecutors, and advocates from rural Texas counties, at no cost to the participants, to identify
what is needed in each community and create a sustainable Coordinated Community Response (CCR) to domestic violence.
Teams review local domestic violence cases, listen to survivors' experiences, learn from experts, and collaboratively implement
changes to begin building the scaffolding of a sustainable CCR.
Ensure every community across the United States, no matter how small, receives the training they need to provide justice for
victims and hold offenders accountable. Together with the larger CCAW team, the Institute provides virtual, year-round training
on domestic violence dynamics and collaborative solutions that center the unique needs of rural communities.
Visit www.InstituteCCR.org to learn more about ICCR’s Texas programming, view upcoming national trainings,
and sign up to receive regular updates!
FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL
TO BE THE FIRST TO KNOW ABOUT MORE EXCITING DEVELOPMENTS TO COME!
Conference on Crimes Against Women Institute for Coordinated Community Response
@nationalccaw @instituteccr
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D O W N LO A D T H E A P P
Get all the conference information you need and instant updates.
PLUS, ONLY ON THE APP:
• View full session descriptions and speaker bios
• Create your personal agenda
• Check-in to sessions to track attendance
• Download session handouts and interact with speakers
• Get important updates and exciting offers
• Complete session surveys
• Network with other attendees on the social feed
HOW TO GET THE APP: Search Apple Store or Google Play for “Aventri Events” and download.
• Access Code: 931488
• Username: [Registrant Email Address]
• Password (case sensitive): [Registrant First Name]
Visit the registration desk with any questions. We are happy to help!
O P E N I N G P L E N A RY S P E A K E R
MONDAY, MAY 23RD | LONE STAR BALLROOM
MARK WYNN
Mark Wynn is a national trainer to law enforcement, prosecutors,
judges, legislators, healthcare professionals, and victim advocates
in all 50 states for over 40 years. An international lecturer at
police academies all over the world, Mr. Wynn is also a Fulbright
specialist for the Department of State, and is, himself, a survivor
of domestic violence. Mr. Wynn is devoted to ending domestic,
sexual, elder, and child abuse as a former police officer, detective,
educator, program supervisor, and now consultant and advisor.
Most recently, Wynn was featured in an autobiographical
documentary depicting his family's abuse as a child and their
journey to healing, entitled, This Is the House Where I Learned
Not to Sleep. Bringing together producers, impact producers and
filmmakers from the films, The Homestretch, Audrey & Daisy,
Private Violence, and Bully, this project brings a unique depth
to challenging perceptions of violence against women. This project
was supported, in part, by Cindy Waitt and The Waitt Institute for
Violence Prevention, Kind World Foundation, Chicago Media
Project and The Nathan Cummings Foundation.
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A C C R E D I T AT I O N
PLEASE NOTE: Credit for CEU's is only awarded to those who registered for CCAW.
CONTINUING NURSING EDUCATION (CNE)
• Up to 22.5 hours of CE for Nursing
• Check the conference app and CCAW website for specific CNE reporting requirements.
This nursing continuing professional development activity is approved by the International Association of Forensic Nurses,
an accredited approver by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation.
NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR VICTIM ASSISTANCE (NOVA)
• Up to 22.5 hours of CE for D-SAAP (Dept. of Defense Sexual Assault Advocate Certification Program)
• Up to 22.5 hours of CE for NACP (National Advocate Credentialing Program)
STATE BAR OF TEXAS/TEXAS CENTER FOR JUDICIARY
• Up to a maximum of 22.5 participatory hours of CLE
• 1.5 hours of Ethics
Hours are self-reported through the Texas Bar portal (Course #TBD)
TEXAS COMMISSION ON LAW ENFORCEMENT (TCOLE)
• Up to 22.5 hours of TCOLE-eligible sessions
Attendees requiring TCOLE credit must self-report through their agency or department. CCAW is not able to submit on their behalf.
Certificates must be submitted per TCOLE requirement for training. Please be aware of your TCOLE training cycle. Questions
should be directed to the attendee’s training division or TCOLE. Your total hours will be listed on the certificate. Hours are based
on evaluations completed and submitted for sessions attended.
TEXAS STATE BOARD OF EXAMINERS OF MARRIAGE & FAMILY THERAPISTS (LMFT)
TEXAS STATE BOARD OF EXAMINERS OF PROFESSIONAL COUNSELING (LPC)
TEXAS STATE BOARD OF SOCIAL WORK EXAMINERS (LMSW & LCSW)
• Up to 22.5 hours of CEU credit may be available for Clinical Professionals
CCAW and Genesis Women’s Shelter & Support complies with Continuing Education Requirements designated by the Texas
State Board of Examiners of Professional Counselors, the Texas State Board of Social Worker Examiners, and the Texas State
Board of Examiners of Marriage and Family Therapists. We encourage licensees to determine which courses contain topics
related to their specific field of work.
OUT-OF-STATE ATTENDEES
• Training credit may be awarded at your state’s licensing agency’s discretion
• Your licensing agency can contact the CCAW team at info@conferencecaw.org with any questions regarding your
attendance.
HOW TO RECEIVE CREDIT
• Your certificate will include provider numbers for this Conference.
• To receive accreditation, each attendee must report their attendance to their individual reporting agency. It is up to each
individual reporting agency to accept eligible hours and report those hours. CCAW Staff will be monitoring each webinar
for attendance accuracy in case of an audit. Please note completion of each session survey is required.
• Attendees can track their attendance and continuing education credits at any time during the Conference on the Conference
App. Attendees must scan into sessions and complete the session survey to be eligible for credit.
NOTE: Only ONE certificate will be sent after completion of the survey, and will contain the name of the attendee who registered
for CCAW. No certificates will be given to attendees who did not register for CCAW.
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2 0 2 2 I G N I T E A WA R D W I N N E R
T R AC Y M AT H E S O N
CCAW is proud to present the 2022 IGNITE Award to Tracy Matheson:
mother, legislative champion, and founder of Project Beloved. After her daughter,
Molly Jane, was raped and murdered in 2017, Tracy made it her life’s work
to create change for victims of sexual assault. Tracy founded Project Beloved
in 2018 with the mission to educate, advocate, and collaborate to change
the conversation about sexual assault. Project Beloved has provided more
than 10,000 Beloved Bundles to hospitals, so that rape victims may leave with
dignity after a forensic exam. The organization installed 42 Soft Interview Rooms
nationwide, giving victims a space that feels physically and emotionally safe
during the interview process. Project Beloved has also established the Molly Jane
Matheson Memorial Scholarship in Social Work at the University of Arkansas,
honoring Molly’s plan to become a social worker. As a result of Tracy's tireless
advocacy, Molly Jane’s Law was passed in Texas on September 1, 2019.
Molly Jane’s Law requires law enforcement to input information about sexual
offenders into ViCAP (Violent Criminal Apprehension Program) each time a
case of sexual assault is investigated. This law helps identify patterns of offense so that law enforcement can act decisively before
an offender rapes again - a crucial step that will save countless lives. Tracy embodies the IGNITE Award, created to recognize
individuals who have worked tirelessly to bring injustice out of the darkness and light the fire of change in their community. We are
thrilled to honor her contributions to the field of sexual assault advocacy.
"I'm on a journey to figure out what I am called to do with the story that has become my family’s story.
One thing I know is that I must play my part to bring change."
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MONDAY MAY 23, 2022
7:00-8:00am REGISTRATION & CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST (SEATING AVAILABLE IN GRAND HALL) - PRECONVENE AREA
8:00am-9:30am
OPENING PLENARY: Mark Wynn
LONE STAR BALLROOM
DALLAS A2/A3 DALLAS B DALLAS C DALLAS D1 DALLAS D2/D3 LONE STAR A1 LONE STAR A2 LONE STAR A3/A4 LONE STAR B
9:30am-10:00am
10:00am-11:30am
How Not to Lose Crime Scene The Kavanaugh The Long-Term Achieving Justice: Breaking A Time of Terror: U.S. vs Alston
an SVU Case Investigation: A Effect: The Impact of The Prosecutor's Down Silos: A The Effects of Wiliams: Using a
Deep Dive Aftermath of Criminalizing ST Role in HT Cases Collaborative Capriglione Multi-Disciplinary
High-Profile Sex Survivors Response Approach
Crime Allegations
Donna Kelly Ray Goins Shobana Powell Jane Anderson Khara Breeden Tara Edsall Pete Angell
Ric Hertel Cristian Eduardo Nicole Bell Micala Clark Ryan Gardiner Jennifer Howard
Justin Boardman Ronnie Johnson
Ashley Taylorcox Rebecca Bender Shamika Kelley Carlos Lisboa
Brookley Torres Gregory Schiller
11:30am-1:00pm 1
12:00pm-1:00pm LUNCH SESSIONS DALLAS A1 LONE STAR B 1
LU
Expanding the PROSECUTION & MEDICAL NETWORKING LUNCHES LIVE PCAW PODCAST
with Tracy Matheson:
Understanding of – GRAND HALL – IGNITE winner,
Sexual Violence
Trauma Grab lunch and join others in your profession for networking legislative champion,
and founder of
and open discussion on current “hot topics.” Project Beloved
Chelsea Davis – See app for details –
1:00-1:30pm 1
1:30-3:00pm 1
Nashville's Four Pounds Fighting for In Her Shoes Achieving Justice: Collaborative & Advancing A Time of Terror: The Case of Albert
Journey: How to of Pressure: A Your Rights: The Prosecutors Multidisciplinary Justice with DNA The Effects of Ayala & Why Every
Transform the Survivor’s Triumph Reproductive Role in Human Approach to Technologies Capriglione Sexual Assault Kit
Way Your City Coercion Trafficking Cases Combat Human Must Be Tested
Responds to Trafficking
Victims of IPV
Mark Dungy Leighton D'Atoni
Diane Lance Christina Galewski Jane Anderson Patti Powers Tara Edsall Amy Derrick
Becky Bullard Laramie Gorbett Jordyn Lawson Ashlee Lucas Daniel Flannery
Danielle Leukam Nicole Bell Misty Marra Ryan Gardiner
Kate Loken Ruth Guerreiro Rebecca Bender Guy Collins Williamson Angela Williamson
3:00-3:30pm 2
3:30-5:00pm
"I'm Pulled in So Presenting a Sexual Texans are Not Breaking Point: “Here’s the A Seat at the Hidden in Plain Diligence, Digital
Many Different Assault Case with for Sale: Attacking Agency Culture Takeaway”: DV & Table: Corrections Sight: Residential Evidence, &
Directions!" Multi- Defense in Mind Demand for & Gender-Based Firearms Divesture in Abuser Brothels Dumb Luck: The
Abuse Trauma Commercial Sex Violence Accountability Investigation of
Brenton Wade
Richmond
Brooke Valerie
Lindley King Nancy Oglesby Grona-Robb Bob Frechette Martinez-Jordan Scott Hampton George Duarte
Lawrence Braunstein Cara Foos Pierce Sunny Funk Jeffrey Richards John Trenary
EVENING EVENTS E
Join us for Howdy Hour in Grand Hall!
5:00 - 7:00 p.m.
See Page 5 for more information
6✪ MCLE & CJE ELIGIBLE CASE STUDY COMPUTER LAB SESSION RECORDED
✚ CNE ELIGIBLE INTERACTIVE REPEAT
OPENING PLENARY: Mark Wynn
LONE STAR BALLROOM
LONE STAR C1 LONE STAR C2 LONE STAR C3/C4 SAN ANTONIO A SAN ANTONIO B STATE ROOM 1 HOUSTON A HOUSTON B HOUSTON C
9:30am-10:00am
10:00am-11:30am
Determining Usng Forensic “I Can’t Breathe!”: How Tribal Colleges Technology It’s Not Always Rape & Race: The
Predominant Nurses & SART The Physiology & Universities Can Artifact Physical: Coercive Two Elephants in a
Aggressor & Members as of of Strangled Partner with Local Awareness: The Control & Post- Crowded Room
Self-Defense Expert Witnesses Victims Advocates 4th Dimension of Separation Abuse
Crime
Denise Jones
Brooke Meyer Kim Nash Allyson Cordoni
Raquel DeHerrera John Trenary Christine Cocchiola Lavinia Masters
Dave Thomas Patti Powers Andrea Zaferes
11:30am-12:00pm
12:00pm-1:00pm
Silent Crimes of Surviving Dirty Using NamUs to From Ruin to Navigating
LUNCH SESSIONS Financial Abuse John PROSECUTION & MEDICAL Resolve Missing Reinvention: The the Unique
Persons and Resilience of a Complexities of
NETWORKING LUNCHES Unidentified Survivor Familial Trafficking
– GRAND HALL – Remains Cases
Grab lunch and join others in your profession for
networking and open discussion on current “hot topics.” Donia Slack Nichole Myles Christine Cesa
Doreen Hunter Debra Newell
Mike Nance
1:00-1:30pm
1:30-3:00pm
The Recant & Fighting for Stop, Look, & #howdoisearchthat: Router Artifacts: Assess Yourself Through the How to Gain the
How to Still Prove Immigrant Listen: LE Methods Instagram The Call is Before You Assess Looking Glass: Trust of Survivors
the Case Survivors of DV When Responding Investigations Coming From Your Patient Leveraging Your of Domestic Sex
Asylum Seekers to IPV Calls Inside the House Own Leadership Trafficking
for Change
Kathryn Marsh Ann Marie Dooley Denise Jones John Trenary
Gloria Neeld Julie Owens Dave Thomas Lauren Wagner Dean Chatfield Catherine Glenn Rachael Frost Katariina Rosenblatt
2:30-3:00pm
3:00-4:30pm
The Case of Albert The Outside The Crisis of DV in South Facebook SB476: DV & the Too Close
Ayala & Why Every Looking In: Indifference: Asian & Muslim Searching & Saving Developing Your Magistrate: for Comfort?
Sexual Assault Kit How the Army Investigating Missing Communities SART Protocol Survivor Rights & Advocacy for
Must Be Tested Revolutionizes & Unidentified Due Process Firearm Awareness
Sexual Assault & Women in the U.S. & Risk (AFAR)
Harassment
Leighton D'Aton
Amy Derrick
Daniel Flannery Jill Longadin Thomas McAndrew Heena Khan Lauren Wagner Kristen Lenau Stuti Patel Elizabeth Gray
Angela Williamson Chris McMullin Haleh Cochran
EVENING EVENTS
Join us for Howdy Hour in Grand Hall!
5:00 - 7:00 p.m.
See Page 5 for more information
7TUESDAY MAY 24, 2022
6:00am-7:00am TRAUMA-SENSITIVE YOGA - GRAND HALL | MYRA STRAND, STRAND SQUARED SOLUTIONS
7:00am-8:00am REGISTRATION & CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST (SEATING AVAILABLE IN GRAND HALL) - PRECONVENE AREA
DALLAS A2/A3 DALLAS B DALLAS C DALLAS D1 DALLAS D2/D3 LONE STAR A1 LONE STAR A2 LONE STAR A3/A4 LONE STAR B
8:00am-9:30am 8
The 13th Juror: Preventing Murder Healing the SHARPer Image: Protect & Serve: Trafficking A Devil in House of Horrors:
Overcoming the in Slow Motion: Healers: Creating a Community Policing, through the Eyes Disguise: The The Case of
“Real” Rape Myth Identifying, Encouraging & Clearer Picture of Domestic Conflict, of an Overcomer Deification of Immanuel Humes
(Pt. 1) Assessing & Preparing Faith Stalking Risk & First Response Brandon Sampson
Managing Risk Leaders to Respond
Mike Butler
Julie Germann Laura Richards Kirsten Kelly Jenn Landhuis Briana Barocas Katherine Givens Jessica Trevizo Melissa Hoppmeyer
Tawana Davis Kristin Daley Thea Zumwalt
9:30am-10:00am 9
10:00am-11:30am 1
The 13th Juror: Military Sexual Faith Community: In Her Shoes: A Search for Judicial The Misuse of Social A Near Miss: Fight for Justice:
Overcoming the Violence Spoke or Nail in the Economic Justice Answers: MMIP Considerations Media: It’s No Prosecuting an A Pakistan Story
“Real” Rape Myth CCR Wheel? on Victim Safety Longer Hard Out HT Recruitment
(Pt. 2) & Offender Here for a Pimp Scheme
Accountability
Julie Germann Brooke Grona-Robb Jennifer Rausch
Lindsey Knapp Ronald Clark Jordyn Lawson Leslie A. Hagen Rob Canas Cara Foos Pierce Jomel Spurlock Zoe Richards
Ruth Guerreiro Venessa Villareal
11:30am-1:00pm 1
12:00pm-1:00pm LUNCH SESSIONS DALLAS A1 12
Dropping the Supporting the LU
No-Drop: Supporters:
Is Doing Away
Navigating Staff TRIBAL & ADVOCACY NETWORKING LUNCHES – GRAND HALL
with No Drop the
Best for Victims? Survivor Dynamics Grab lunch and join others in your profession for networking
Amanda Elkanick Oder and open discussion on current “hot topics.”
Mark Matsusaka Bronwyn Blake
Natasha Herzig
1:00-1:30pm 1
1:30pm-3:00pm 1
Using Creative No Face, No Case: More Than You Are We There Centering Survivors "Well, What Was Never Give Up: The U.S. vs Alston
Program Witness Intimidation Can Handle: How Yet? Finding Best Across the Spectrum She Wearing?" 47-Year Journey Williams: Using a
Development When in IPV Cases Religion Can be Practices for of Gun Violence Dealing with Expert for Justice for Carla Multi-Disciplinary
Working with Used in IPV Responding to Against Women Witness Testimony Walker Approach
Survivors of Sex DV & SV
Trafficking
Crystal Turner Pete Angell
Jessica Brazeal John Guard Justin Boardman Chelsea Ocon Ruth Guerreiro Kim D'Avignon Jennifer Howard
Rania Batrice Heidi Bonner Lindley King Leah Lutz Michael-Sean Spence Sara Barnett Emily Dixon Carlos Lisboa
Paige Tetens Jordyn Lawson Gregory Schiller
3:00-3:30pm 3
3:30-5:00pm 3
Paper Trails & Intimate Partner Looking for Love? This is Not My First Responding A Devil in Disguise: When the Justice
Breadcrumbs: Homicides: Solving Watch Out for Your Chair: Discussions Officers: The LE The Deification of System Refuses To
Reporting P.O.s Cold Cases with Wallet with a Crime Victim Response to SV Brandon Sampson Do the Right Thing:
& Bond an Evidence-Based Calls The Madison Smith
Interview Strategy Case
Camelia Lopez Justin Boardman
Kim Piechowiak Jon Turbett Donna Kristen Curran Kenny Smith Jessica Trevizo Julie Germann
Strittmatter Max Madison Smith
Mandy Smith
EVENING EVENTS E
SCREENING & PANEL DISCUSSION:
THIS IS THE HOUSE WHERE I LEARNED NOT TO SLEEP
Kirsten Kelly, Anne de Marre, Staley Heatly,
Andrew Schwertfeger, Mark Wynn
5:30-7:00pm | LONE STAR A3/A4
8✪ MCLE & CJE ELIGIBLE CASE STUDY COMPUTER LAB SESSION RECORDED
✚ CNE ELIGIBLE INTERACTIVE REPEAT
Aquatic Crimes Against Women Staged as Noncriminal 8:00am-9:30am and 3:30pm-5:00pm | HOTEL POOL
Swimming Pool & Open Water Deaths Pre-registration is required for these sessions.
Andrea Zaferes, Walt Hendrick, Tiffany Lee, Thomas McAndrew ✚
LONE STAR C1 LONE STAR C2 LONE STAR C3/C4 SAN ANTONIO A SAN ANTONIO B STATE ROOM 1 HOUSTON A HOUSTON B HOUSTON C
8:00am-9:30am
Victim Creating a Lurking in Become a Google Seizure of Mobile CUSP: Risk Factors Beyond Strangers
Criminalization: Consent Culture: the Shadows: Jedi: Building a Devices, & & Realities of Rural in Bars:
Providing Support How Media The Unknown Better Boolean Understanding Teen Relationships Understanding
Perpetuates SV Presence of String Forensic Reports Drug-Faciltated DV
Spyware (Pt. 1 & 2)
Julie Owens
Allyson Cordoni
Rochelle Keyhan Sarah Berlanga Bryan Franke Lauren Wagner John Trenary Amanda Elkanick Rhonda Encinas
Allison Franklin Dean Chatfield Oder Winifred Ereyi
9:30am-10:00am
10:00am-11:30am
Officer-Involved "I'm Pulled in So Learning from a Preparing a Tech Tools for Manipulating Window Dressing: Staying SANE: Fighting for
Domestic & Many Different Psychopath: John DV Case with the Investigators' Report Data Using Investigations of A Programmatic Your Rights:
Sexual Violence Directions!" Meehan Defense in Mind Toolbox Excel & Cloud Commercial Front Analysis of a Reproductive
Multi-Abuse Trauma Considerations Sex Trafficking Rural Rape Crisis Coercion
(Pt. 1 & 2) Center
Mark Wynn Lindley King Laura Richards Nancy Oglesby Lauren Wagner John Trenary Rochelle Keyhan Brooke Fulton Laramie Gorbett
Tonia Bales Lawrence Braunstein Dean Chatfield Joseph Scaramucci
11:30am-12:00pm
12:00pm-1:00pm
LUNCH SESSIONS Financial Abuse: NDAA 2022 Left Hand, Meet Data-Informed
The Cost of Control Implementation & Right Hand: Response to IPV
TRIBAL & ADVOCACY NETWORKING LUNCHES the Army’s Office Building a CCR to Homicide in Rural
– GRAND HALL – of the Special Trial Stalking Communities
Counsel
Grab lunch and join others in your profession for
Ruth Guerreiro networking and open discussion on current “hot topics.”
Melissa Hoppmeyer Jenn Landhuis Mikisha Hooper
Robert Stelle Leila Wood
1:00-1:30pm
1:30pm-3:00pm
Stalkers: How to Too Close Overcoming Empathy-Based Writing Legal Conducting Improving Health The Impact of
Build a Case for for Comfort? the "Rough Sex Interrogation Process for Digital Offender-Focused Outcomes for Digital Abuse
Prosecution Advocacy for Defense" & Other (Pt. 1) Investigations Human Trafficking Perinatal Survivors
Firearm Awareness Consent Defenses Operations of IPV
& Risk (AFAR) To Identify
Trafficking Victims
Tracie Reilly Kelsey McKay Nancy Oglesby Amanda Elkanick
Aaron Savage Elizabeth Gray Scott Hampton Mark MacKizer John Trenary Oder Audace Garnett
Andrea Zaferes Mike Milnor Dean Chatfield Joseph Scaramucci Bronwyn Blake
3:00-3:30pm
3:30-5:00pm
Adult Sexual Assault Breaking Down Silos: Nine Common Empathy-Based Darknet Using Google Earth Politics, Policy, & Indigenous One Size Doesn't
Prosecutions: The A Collaborative Myths About Interrogation (Pt. 2) Fundamentals to Plot Geolocation Coalition Building Solutions: Centering Fit All: African
Right & Wrong in Response to Abusers Points, Create Maps Native Advocacy for American Survivors
Jury Selection Challenging Cases & Visuals our Relatives of Sex Trafficking
Khara Breeden Rania Batrice
Gabrielle Massey Micala Clark Nancy Oglesby Jessica Brazeal Victoria Ybanez Hannah Counter
Ekua Assabill Shamika Kelley David Adams Mark MacKizer Timothy Lott John Trenary Ann-Marie Caruth Hope Wenke
Brookley Torres Mike Milnor Leslie Morgan Steiner
EVENING EVENTS
TRAUMA-SENSITIVE YOGA
Myra Strand, Strand Squared Solutions
6:00-7:00PM | GRAND HALL
9WEDNESDAY MAY 25, 2022
6:00am-7:00am TRAUMA-SENSITIVE YOGA - GRAND HALL | MYRA STRAND, STRAND SQUARED SOLUTIONS
7:00am-8:00am REGISTRATION & CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST (SEATING AVAILABLE IN GRAND HALL) - PRECONVENE AREA
DALLAS A2/A3 DALLAS B DALLAS C DALLAS D1 DALLAS D2/D3 LONE STAR A1 LONE STAR A2 LONE STAR A3/A4 LONE STAR B
8:00am-9:30am 8
Victim Adult Sexual Intimate Partner In Her Shoes: Teen Dating Violence Getting to Looks Can Never Forget a
Criminalization: Assault Homicide: Solving Teen Dating Violence: A Public Against Women: “Guilty”: Guiding Be Deceiving: Face! The Downfall
Providing Support Prosecutions: The Cold Cases Violence Health Epidemic Debunking the the Jury’s Response Catching Smugglers of Justin Ray
Right & Wrong in Myths Surrounding to the Evidence & Traffickers of
Jury Selection Traumatic Brain Women & Drugs
Injury & PTSD
Kaiti Dinges
Rochelle Keyhan Gabrielle Massey Jon Turbett Ruth Guerreiro Blackburn Patti Powers Johna Stallings Kerry Adcock
Allison Franklin Ekua Assabill Evelyn Dubey Bridget Ryan Sara Siegel
9:30am-10:00am 9
10:00am-11:30am 1
The Critical Stop, Look, & Hitting the Deception Forensic Dangerous Never Forget a
Intersection of Listen: LE Methods Target: Domestic Detection: Forensic Healthcare Consequences: A Face! The Downfall
Sex Trafficking & When Responding Abuse Response Statement Analysis Examiners: Criminal Case in of Justin Ray
MMI Relatives to IPV Calls Team (D.A.R.T.) Beyond Military a Family Matter
Sexual Assault
Nicole Matthews Denise Jones Carvana Cloud Allyson Cordoni Rachel Elkin Kerry Adcock
Jolene Engelking Dave Thomas Julie Pleasant Richard Whitehead Joy Hardt Sara Barnett
Cynthia Ferguson
11:30am-1:00pm 1
12:00pm-1:00pm LUNCH SESSIONS 12
Risk Factors for IP Centering Rural
LAW ENFORCEMENT Homicide: PAIRS Needs: Institute
NETWORKING LUNCHES – GRAND HALL Study for Coordinated
Community
Grab lunch and join others in your profession for Response
networking and open discussion on current “hot topics.” Jacqueline Campbell
Mikisha Hooper Brooke Meyer
1:00-1:30pm 1
1:30pm-3:00pm 1
Understanding Risk
Exploring the Ask Me, Then Innovations to Providing Rural Seeking “You’ll Give It Up When Darkness
in DV Cases: The
Internet of Things: Listen: Survivors Empowering Hospitals with Excellence: The For Him”: Lessons Comes to Light:
Apps & Nests & Young People Access to Expert Critical Role DV Resource Learned from State vs. Jeremy
with a Disability
Tiles with Relationship SANEs: Tex-TRAC of Rape Crisis LGBTQ-Specific Fenney
Health Education Centers & Dual Sexual Assault
DV Agencies Danielle Pugh-Markie Cold Cases
Nancy Alterio Carvana Cloud
Timothy Grant Melanie Sperling Kim Zemanek Michelle
Audace Garnett Julie Howley Katie Hood Stacey Mitchell Kara Harrington Patrick Moug Coreen Schnepf
Toledo-Cainas
Westwater Kayce Ward Laramie Gorbett Grace Boughton
3:00-3:30pm 3
3:30-5:00pm 3
“I Didn't Know From Jail, to Utilizing Specialty Medical & Legal “It Wasn’t Me!” The Sneak Attack: “I Can’t Breathe!” The Recant &
I Had Access Bail, to Sale: DV Courts as a CCR Working Together Mistaken Arrests Involuntary The Physiology How to Still Prove
to That Kind of Trafficking within to Keep Victims Safe Within LGBTQIA+ Druggings of Respiration & the Case
Information!” The the Criminal IPV Cases Asphyxiation of
Nuts & Bolts of Justice System Strangled Victims
Nlets
Kathryn Marsh
Teri Harsin Jane Anderson Brandy Dailey Bob Frechette Michael Crumrine Shannon Henry Andrea Zaferes Gloria Neeld
Nicole Bell Ashley Walker Brett Brown Allyson Cordoni
EVENING EVENTS E
SCREENING & PANEL DISCUSSION:
SHATTERED PIECES
Kerry Ann Frazier
5:30-7:00pm | LONE STAR A3/A4
10✪ MCLE & CJE ELIGIBLE CASE STUDY COMPUTER LAB SESSION RECORDED
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Aquatic Crimes Against Women 10:00am-11:30am and 1:00pm-1:30pm | EXECUTIVE SUITE
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Cracking the Code: Stalking A Pandemic Sexual Deviant Triage Using Code Indigenous Transgender
Recognizing the Investigations Gamble: Improving Killers Fundamentals: Enforcement to Solutions: Women:
Different Motives Hospital-Based Windows Address Human Centering Native Forgotten Victims
of Those Who Screenings Operating Systems Trafficking Advocacy for our of Human
Batter (Pt.1) Relatives Trafficking
Dorthy Stucky Jenn Landhuis Brittany Pahl Lawrence Simon John Trenary Dennis Domagas Victoria Ybanez Kimberly
Halley Brooke Meyer Courtney Edwards Dean Chatfield Hope Wenke Crawford
Steve Halley
9:30am-10:00am
10:00am-11:30am
Cracking the Getting to “Guilty”: From Jail, to Sexual Deviant Cybersecurity VINELink: Implicit Bias & CUSP: Risk
Code: Recognizing Guiding the Jury’s Bail, to Sale: Killers Awareness: Who's Bridging the Intersectionality Factors &
the Different Response to the Trafficking within in my Inbox? Gap for Victims Realities of
Motives of Those Evidence the Criminal Through Rural Teen
Who Batter (Pt. 2) Justice System Technology Relationships
Dorthy Stucky Jane Anderson Lawrence Simon John Trenary Karen Adams Myra Strand Amanda Elkanick
Halley Patti Powers Nicole Bell Lauren Wagner Missy Young Oder
Steve Halley
11:30am-12:00pm
12:00pm-1:00pm LUNCH SESSIONS
Chances Are...You Housing & Working with
WILL Be a Victim: Economic Impacts DV Offenders
The Future of of the COVID-19 as Parents in a
LAW ENFORCEMENT NETWORKING LUNCHES – GRAND HALL Pandemic on DV
Elder Abuse Group Setting
Grab lunch and join others in your profession for networking Survivors in Texas
Melissa Scaia
and open discussion on current “hot topics.” Julie Krawczyk Barbie Brashear
1:00-1:30pm
1:30pm-3:00pm
Exposing What’s Translating Doubt Exposing the Data in Data: Window Dressing: Effective How to Prepare a
Concealed: IPV & into Conviction Batterer's Finding File Investigation of Communication Protective Order
Firearms (Pt. 1) Playbook Metadata & Commercial Front with Reports in Case in Family
Using it in Sex Trafficking GBV Cases Court
Investigations
Julie German
John Guard Margaret Bassett Kelsey McKay John Trenary Rochelle Keyhan
Heidi Bonner Jessica Brazeal Scott Hampton Dean Chatfield Joseph Scaramucci Bob Frechette Rob Canas
Khara Breeden
3:00-3:30pm
3:30-5:00pm
Jennifer 42: Translating Doubt Double Whammy: VINELink: Trafficking Tools Happy Lives & Tiny Program, Big
Coercive Control into Conviction The Overlap of Bridging the for Latin@s Healthy Careers: Changes: How
(Pt. 2) Sexual Abuse & DV Gap for Victims Accessing DV Dealing with Corrections Can
Through Programs Traumatic Help Victims
Technology Investigations
Elle Kamihira Julie German
Laura Richards Margaret Bassett Karen Adams
Scott Hampton Missy Young Paula Gomez-Stordy Matthew Hagan Libby Hamilton
Jessica Rosenbeck Jessica Brazeal
Khara Breeden
EVENING EVENTS
NEW FRIENDS NEW LIFE
TRAUMA-SENSITIVE YOGA DINNER & FACILITY TOUR
Myra Strand, Strand Squared Solutions
6:00-7:00PM | GRAND HALL 5:15pm-7:30pm | Buses load at 5:15pm
at valet pick-up in front of Sheraton
Pre-registration & $15 fee is required.
11THURSDAY MAY 26, 2022
7:00-8:00am REGISTRATION & CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST (SEATING AVAILABLE IN GRAND HALL) - PRECONVENE AREA
DALLAS A1 DALLAS A2/A3 DALLAS B DALLAS C DALLAS D1 DALLAS D2/D3 LONE STAR A1 LONE STAR A2
8:00am-9:30am
Suffer from Women's Use of Dangerous Digital Abuse in the When Victims Become Project ReVEAL: Video It's in the Details:
BURNOUT, give'em Violence: The Impact Consequences: A IPV Setting Defendants Evidence & Video Documenting the DV
the F.I.N.G.E.R.! of Arrest & Conviction Criminal Case in a Recorded Statements Investigation
Family Matter
Bethany Backes
Staley Heatly
Mark Yarbrough Melissa Scaia Rachel Elkin Kathyrn Marsh Mark Wynn Karina Powell Kimberly Orts
Sara Barnett Melissa Hoppmeyer Matthew Stephenson
9:30am-10:00am
10:00am-11:30am
Artificial Intelligence Narcissism: Raising the Standard: Challenges & Strides: Demystifying & Understanding the
to Fight Human Understanding Domestic Effective On-Scene Exploring the Army’s Humanizing the Title Experiences & Needs
Trafficking & Gender-Based Investigation Special Victims’ IX Process of Older Survivors
Violence Counsel Program
Bethany Backes
Rochelle Keyhan Ramani Durvasula Mark Wynn Carol Brewer Michelle Miller Julie Olomi
Joseph Scaramucci Leila Wood
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Insult to Injury: How to Effectively Exposing What’s House of Horrors: Investigating Double Whammy: The Sexual Exploitation
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13C AS E S T U D I E S
ADULT SEXUAL ASSAULT DILIGENCE, DIGITAL EVIDENCE, & INSULT TO INJURY: WHEN A
PROSECUTIONS: THE RIGHT & WRONG DUMB LUCK: THE INVESTIGATION OF PROSECUTOR'S DAUGHTER IS
IN JURY SELECTION BRENTON WADE RICHMOND TRAFFICKED
Gabrielle Massey, Ekua Assabill John Trenary Miiko Anderson
The defendant was arrested in March 2018 after On February 7th, 2019, Brenton Richmond As a prosecuting attorney, Miiko Anderson’s life
a hostage standoff with law enforcement. After murdered Tammy Hopper and Erik Jacobs. was turned upside down when she learned that
his wife safely exited the home, law enforcement Richmond had previously been employed as a her daughter was forcibly taken out of state as a
learned that she had been brutally beaten, police officer and used his experience to attempt victim of domestic sex trafficking. From the unique
restrained, sexually assaulted, and threatened at to thwart investigative efforts, but his failure to perspective of both a prosecutor and mother of a
gunpoint. This case study will reshape how we consider digital evidence provided a treasure victim, the presenter will provide a rare and raw
select prospective jurors in adult sexual assault trove of information. The ongoing review of digital account of her story and the lessons she learned
cases. The presenters will provide portions of the evidence became a driving theme throughout the as a result.
voir dire used at trial and discuss hypotheticals, investigation. This case study will showcase digital
scaled questioning, and discussion questions. innovation and provide practical learning points LOOKS CAN BE DECEIVING: CATCHING
and take-aways. SMUGGLERS & TRAFFICKERS OF
THE CASE OF ALBERT AYALA WOMEN & DRUGS
& WHY EVERY SEXUAL ASSAULT KIT FIGHT FOR JUSTICE: A PAKISTAN STORY Johna Stallings, Sara Siegel
MUST BE TESTED Zoe Richards No one in a nice neighborhood in Houston had
Leighton D’Antoni, Amy Derrick, Daniel Flannery, Pakistan ranks 153rd out of 156 countries on any idea what was happening behind closed
Angela Williamson gender inequality. However, there are everyday doors of a four-bedroom home. Women had
Albert Ayala raped women of all ages, races, heroes in our midst: prosecutors and judges from been smuggled into the U.S. to take care of other
strangers, and women he knew. If law enforcement Pakistan who not only work on cases involving exploited persons while the smugglers trafficked
had tested the sexual assault kit of his former crimes against women but are also committed to drugs and people from Mexico to other areas of
girlfriend, Ayala would have been identified years sharing their insights, learning, experiences, and the U.S. Attendees will learn what the Houston
before he raped multiple women. This case study the unique conditions of Pakistan with the world. Police Department did to save the 15 people held
highlights the negative butterfly effect of not testing This case study will highlight the challenges and captive in the home.
sexual assault kits in known offender and domestic triumphs involved in the fight for justice related to
violence cases. two Pakistani prosecutorial cases. A NEAR MISS: PROSECUTING A HUMAN
TRAFFICKING RECRUITMENT SCHEME
DANGEROUS CONSEQUENCES: HIDDEN IN PLAIN SIGHT: THE Jennifer Rausch, Jomel Spurlock
WHEN A “GOOD” PLEA BARGAIN IN OPERATION OF RESIDENTIAL BROTHELS This case study will examine a sex trafficking ring
A CRIMINAL CASE UNINTENTIONALLY George Duarte, Jeffrey Richards that operated in Central Ohio for several months in
CREATES A BAD OUTCOME IN A FAMILY This case study will explore what was found to 2017. The presenters will explore the investigative
LAW MATTER be a very organized and sophisticated “family and prosecutorial processes and courtroom
Rachel Elkin, Sara Barnett business” that used a scheme of real estate outcomes. The instrumentality of the case advocate's
This case study will walk through one client’s case transactions to buy and sell homes and businesses ability to work with the victim from the beginning of
and examine how an abuser - arrested at least that would be used as indoor brothels. Topics the investigation to the end of the court proceedings
four times for assault family violence - was able such as counter-surveillance and police detection (and beyond) will also be discussed.
to successfully gain full custody of two boys and networks by the offenders and investigative
paint the victim as a dangerous abuser, as well as surveillance technology by crime intelligence units NEVER GIVE UP: THE 47-YEAR JOURNEY
how the Genesis Legal Team was able to get the will also be discussed. FOR JUSTICE FOR CARLA WALKER
children back to safety with their mother. Kim D’Avignon, Emily Dixon
HOUSE OF HORRORS: THE CASE OF In 1974, Carla Walker was abducted, raped,
A DEVIL IN DISGUISE: THE DEIFICATION IMMANUEL HUMES and murdered in Fort Worth, Texas. Her case was
OF BRANDON SAMPSON Melissa Hoppmeyer, Thea Zumwalt finally solved in 2020. The presenters will examine
Jessica Trevizo This case study will dive into the State of Maryland the investigation and successful prosecution
This case study will chronicle the search for a v. Immanuel Humes and Jasmine Stevenson, both of this case, and attendees will learn how the
woman whose lifeless body was discovered in the of whom were charged with neglect, child abuse, prosecutors used forensic genetic genealogy
defendant’s garage. The defendant was not just a and murder for the maltreatment and neglect of their DNA analysis in one of the first trials to use FGG in
murderer, but also a “gorilla” pimp who referred children. The presenters will review the investigation the nation. Challenges of putting together a case
to himself as the “Messiah.” The presenter will and ultimate decision to charge both parents, as where many of the original participants had died
demonstrate how his abusive behavior escalated well as how domestic violence plays a role in will also be discussed.
over the years, empowered by a systematic child abuse and the decision to get Ms. Stevenson
breakdown in the criminal justice system that led treatment rather than incarceration for her crimes.
him to believe he was untouchable.
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14C AS E S T UD I ES
NEVER FORGET A FACE! THE DOWNFALL U.S. V. ALSTON WILLIAMS: WHEN THE JUSTICE SYSTEM REFUSES TO
OF JUSTIN RAY ADDRESSING COMMERCIAL DO THE RIGHT THING: THE MADISON
Kerry Adcock SEX TRAFFICKING USING A SMITH CASE
This case study will take a deep dive into the MULTIDISCIPLINARY APPROACH Justin Boardman, Julie Germann, Madison Smith,
case of Justin Ray, a violent sexual offender Pete Angell, Jennifer Howard, Carlos Lisboa, Mandy Smith
sentenced to 50 years in prison, who attacked a Gregory Schiller In February 2018, Madison Smith was raped
female jogger by violently beating and sexually In November 2017, an investigation revealed and strangled by a college classmate, but the
assaulting her. The presenter will highlight the that, for 12 years, Alston Williams recruited offender was charged only with aggravated
importance of a good composite drawing of the troubled juvenile females into his home. Williams battery. Later, a law from the 1880’s was located
suspect and the pitfalls of eyewitness descriptions. used mental and emotional abuse, along with that allows the convening of a Citizen’s Grand
Case interviews, DNA, and the use of social severe physical violence, to control and exploit Jury. Unfortunately, they declined to bring further
media will also be discussed. his victims. This case study will examine the best charges. The presenters will discuss lessons
practices for a successful trafficking investigation learned and highlight the ways rape victims are
THE RECANT & HOW TO STILL PROVE and prosecution, as well as provide attendees re-victimized by the criminal justice system and
THE CASE tools, trial strategies, and tips for strong victim statutes that can’t be enforced.
Kathryn Marsh, Gloria Neeld advocacy throughout the case.
In this case, investigators identified that the recant “YOU’LL GIVE IT UP FOR HIM”:
by a 17-year-old daughter was caused by WHEN DARKNESS COMES TO LIGHT: LESSONS LEARNED FROM LGBTQ-
economic abuse of the stepfather and the mother STATE VS. JEREMY FENNEY SPECIFIC SEXUAL ASSAULT COLD CASES
trying to comply with the defendant to be able Coreen Schnepf Patrick Moug, Grace Broughton
to file for divorce and maintain custody of two In severe cases of psychological and physical This cold case study will discuss lessons learned from
younger children. Collaborative investigations abuse, victims are often rendered voiceless. In working sexual assault cold cases in which the victims
and techniques, reasons for recantation, witness this case study, essential steps were taken to are part of the LGBTQ community. The presenters will
intimidation, and strategies for successful provide resources for treatment, create a path for share what worked and didn't work to build rapport
prosecution will also be discussed. cooperation in the prosecution, and exit from a life with victims, how to investigate and prepare a case
of prostitution and abuse. The presenters will share where the evidence was over ten years old, and
A TIME OF TERROR: THE EFFECTS OF the long-term commitment and effort of a successful how to interrogate offenders who sexually assault
CAPRIGLIONE investigation and prosecution in a case that resulted others due to their sexual orientation.
Tara Edsall, Ryan Gardiner in a 340-year prison sentence for the offender.
This case study dives into the life and behavior
of a narcissistically controlling domestic violence
abuser and the effects his abuse had on five
survivors. Attendees will learn why it took five
survivors to finally incarcerate the offender. The
presenters will discuss lessons learned and what
the criminal justice system could have done
differently during the investigation, as well as what
was done to aid in the successful prosecution.
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15C OM P U T E R L A B S
#HOWDOISEARCHTHAT: INSTAGRAM DATA IN DATA: FINDING FILE METADATA ROUTER ARTIFACTS: THE CALL IS
INVESTIGATIONS & USING IT IN INVESTIGATIONS COMING FROM INSIDE THE HOUSE
Lauren Wagner John Trenary, Dean Chatfield John Trenary, Dean Chatfield
Attendees will be shown three ways to search An anonymous threatening word document is *Restricted to law enforcement and prosecutors*
Instagram for evidence: the Instagram search sent to a victim. What data is there to help identify A WiFi access point can be a data source to
engine, searching Instagram through Google the sender? Metadata, or data about data, is tell an investigator who showed up and when.
advanced and Boolean operators, and third- contained in many common files. This lab will show Attendees will interpret router logs to identify
party resources that can be used without having attendees how to use office applications and other specific devices that have been connected to
an Instagram account. Instagram searching for third-party tools to find this data and see the author, an access point. Additionally, a person's phone
profiles, keywords, hashtags, and geographical time for editing, and potentially even the latitude and computer innately tracks all of the previously
information will all be covered. Techniques to and longitude of where a photo was taken. connected WiFi networks. The presenters will
search Instagram through the mobile app using demonstrate how to take the WiFi access points
an Android emulator will also be discussed, as DARKNET FUNDAMENTALS from phones and computers, and plot them using
well as ways to save data from the web. Timothy Lott open source SSID and BSSID tracking tools.
While the TOR network has some noble ideals, it
BECOME A GOOGLE JEDI: BUILDING A is often where offenders can operate in the open SEIZURE OF MOBILE DEVICES &
BETTER BOOLEAN STRING with little fear of law enforcement interdiction. UNDERSTANDING FORENSIC
Lauren Wagner This lab will introduce students to the terminology REPORTS/ MANIPULATING REPORT
Google is everyone's go-to search engine, but most employed in anonymized browsing, how to DATA USING EXCEL AND CLOUD
people aren't utilizing it to the full capacity. Google access the TOR network, and gain a firmer CONSIDERATIONS (PT. 1 & 2)
has built-in tools to search particular websites, exact understanding of the challenges of investigating John Trenary, Dean Chatfield
phrases, and within URLs. This lab will teach students crimes on the Darknet. *Restricted to law enforcement and prosecutors* In
how to effectively use Google to filter search results part one, attendees will learn basic terminology and
to relevant and useable information. Students FACEBOOK SEARCHING & SAVING resources that can be used during a mobile device
will complete hands-on exercises using Google Lauren Wagner data recovery. Considerations for device seizure will
Boolean and advanced Operators. Facebook rolled out “New Facebook” in 2020. be discussed, and tools that are available for mobile
With this new interface comes new investigative device data recovery will be introduced. In part two,
CONDUCTING OFFENDER-FOCUSED challenges, including new methods for finding attendees will take a cell phone forensic report and
HUMAN TRAFFICKING OPERATIONS a Facebook ID number and searching within a use Excel to parse through the data. The presenters
TO IDENTIFY TRAFFICKING VICTIMS profile. This will address searching techniques that will also examine the unique concerns of cloud
Joseph Scaramucci can be found on “New Facebook”, as well as computing and the impact in investigations.
The trafficking of individuals for either labor or sex cover some of the “oldies but goodies!”
can result in horrible physical damage and long-
lasting psychological destruction. The presenter
will discuss the stages and causes of victimization,
trauma in the brain, learned helplessness, and
how to approach investigations with the best
interest of the victim's overall wellbeing in mind.
CYBERSECURITY AWARENESS: WHO’S
IN MY INBOX?
John Trenary, Lauren Wagner
Who is that email really from? Are those links safe
to click? How can I find the true sender? These
are all questions we ask ourselves daily with the
frequency of phishing and scams. This lab will
share resources to query email addresses, phone
numbers, and other information to distinguish true
from phishing emails. Presenters will also discuss
how to protect yourself both personally and in
your organization from viruses and malware.
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16C OMP UT ER L A BS
I N T E R N E T ACC E S S
C H O O S E “ S H E R ATO N _ CO N F E R E N C E ” W I R E L E SS N E T WO R K .
U S E ACC E SS CO D E “ CCAW 2022”
TECHNOLOGY ARTIFACT AWARENESS: VINELINK: BRIDGING THE GAP FOR
THE FOURTH DIMENSION OF CRIME VICTIMS THROUGH TECHNOLOGY
John Trenary, Dean Chatfield Karen Adams, Missy Young
*Restricted to law enforcement and prosecutors* This lab will showcase how VINELink provides service
We are surrounded by an invisible fourth-dimension providers and law enforcement with the appropriate
of information technology with which we interact tools to better assist victims of crime. Attendees will
every day. Developing an awareness of technology search for offender custody status and court case
artifacts helps those who advocate for the truth, information, register for real-time, automated custody
advocate more effectively. You cannot seek that status and court case notifications, and access
which you do not know exists. This lab will arm VINE’s new, interactive “I NEED GUIDANCE” tool,
attendees with an understanding of what technology connecting victims to local and national service
artifacts might exist related to various crimes. providers using intuitive questions.
COMPUTER LABS FILL UP
TECH TOOLS FOR THE WRITING LEGAL PROCESS FOR DIGITAL QUICKLY AND ARE
INVESTIGATORS TOOLBOX INVESTIGATIONS
Lauren Wagner John Trenary, Dean Chatfield FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED.
This lab will introduce the must-have software and With every website and app comes new challenges
methodologies that can be used by investigators to writing legal process. This lab will show attendees
to enhance and save digital evidence. Topics
will include browsers and add-ons, such as the
how to identify who and how to send a legal process,
web resources for knowing what each company
BE SURE TO
SEARCH Investigative and Forensic Toolbar and
DumpItBlue. Youtube-dl (Saving web videos),
keeps, how to write legal process to recover it, and
resources for finding information when the go-to
ARRIVE EARLY
VLC (Playing and manipulating videos), Irfanview
(Viewing images and EXIF information), Audacity
data sources come up short. TO SECURE A SPOT!
(Audio editing), and Google services such as
Images and Scholar will also be covered.
TRIAGE FUNDAMENTALS: WINDOWS
OPERATING SYSTEMS
John Trenary, Dean Chatfield
*Restricted to law enforcement and prosecutors*
This lab will address the collection of potential
evidence from running devices at the scene of a
search warrant or a probation/parole/consent
search. Topics will include ram dumping, using a
bit locker key grabber, logical volume imaging,
and tips on photographing evidence/information
displayed on a running computer.
USING GOOGLE EARTH TO PLOT
GEOLOCATION POINTS & CREATE
MAPS & VISUALS
John Trenary
*Restricted to law enforcement and prosecutors*
Geolocation information is increasingly present
in modern investigations. Google Earth is a
free tool that can be leveraged to support law
enforcement investigations, and create effective
visuals investigators, prosecutors, and juries can
understand. This lab will introduce attendees to
Google Earth and the tools to plot geolocation
information and create effective visuals.
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17W O R KS H O P S
THE 13TH JUROR: OVERCOMING THE ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE TO FIGHT ASSESS YOURSELF BEFORE YOU ASSESS
“REAL” RAPE MYTH (PT. 1 & 2) HUMAN TRAFFICKING YOUR PATIENT: HOW IMPLICIT BIAS
Julie Germann Rochelle Keyhan, Joseph Scaramucci NEGATIVELY AFFECTS HEALTHCARE
In part one, attendees will learn how the 13th This workshop will provide investigative best DELIVERY & PATIENT OUTCOMES IN
juror in the box impacts charging decisions and practices to ensure trafficking victims’ needs STIGMATIZED POPULATIONS
standards for charging that eliminate myth and are met while aiming to conduct investigations Catherine Glenn
bias from their decision making. In part two, and prosecutions without victim cooperation. The presenters will illustrate situations where
the presenter will share trauma-informed trial Strategies for shifting investigations from "finding" bias can flare up and activate in the busy,
practices from voir dire through closing arguments, victims to identifying offenders will be discussed. chaotic, understaffed atmosphere of our nation’s
including utilizing expert witnesses and how to Presenters will also share how to conduct emergency rooms and hospitals, and what can be
educate a jury on myths and bias. trafficking operations using minimal funding and done to prevent it. The workshop will also explore
manpower by leaning on technology, artificial how healthcare providers can identify their own
ACHIEVING JUSTICE: THE intelligence, and free or low-cost technical tools. individual biases and channel knowledge into a
PROSECUTOR’S ROLE IN HUMAN powerful force in forging relationships with patients.
TRAFFICKING CASES AQUATIC CRIMES AGAINST WOMEN
Jane Anderson, Nicole Bell, Rebecca Bender STAGED AS NONCRIMINAL SWIMMING BEYOND STRANGERS IN BARS:
The criminal justice system serves as an on-ramp POOL & OPEN WATER DEATHS UNDERSTANDING DRUG FACILITATED
and off-ramp from sex trafficking and exploitation. (INTERACTIVE) DOMESTIC VIOLENCE & SUPPORTING
In this workshop, the presenters will bring their lived Andrea Zaferes, Walt Hendrick, Tiffany Lee SURVIVORS
and professional experiences to emphasize the Anyone working cases involving pools or open Julie Owens, Allyson Cordoni, Rhonda Encinas,
prosecutor’s duty to achieve justice over convictions water scenes need training on the realities of what Winifred Eyeri
and proactively remedy wrongful convictions. happens to living and dead bodies in water, the In this workshop, domestic violence advocates
Strategies for engaging survivors, avoiding drowning process, processing aquatic scenes, will describe Drug Facilitated Domestic Violence,
wrongful criminalization, and providing access to recovering and processing submerged evidence, its symptoms, its impact on victims, common
just criminal record relief will be discussed. packaging submerged bodies, and more. This incapacitating substances, how to screen and
interactive workshop will provide hands-on drills support survivors, and share case examples and
ADVANCING JUSTICE WITH DNA that include optional in-water experiences. Non- resources. Additionally, a courageous advocate
TECHNOLOGIES swimmers welcome. Bring note-taking tools. Bathing who survived six years of daily DFDV by her
Patti Powers, Misty Marra Williamson suit optional. Pre-registration is required. Prerequisite: abusive ex-husband will share her experience.
Advanced DNA technologies opened the door Attend a past year’s or 2022 ACAW presentation.
to cutting-edge investigations in cold and current BREAKING DOWN SILOS: A
cases. This workshop will explore DNA STR ASK ME, THEN LISTEN: COLLABORATIVE RESPONSE TO
and Y-STR testing, the use of CODIS for familial UNDERSTANDING & ADDRESSING THE CHALLENGING CASES
searching when authorized, and FGG searches. NEEDS OF SEXUAL AND DOMESTIC Khara Breeden, Micala Clark, Shamika Kelley,
The presenter will also discuss legal issues with ABUSE SURVIVORS WITH A DISABILITY Brookley Torres
collecting abandoned DNA compared with Nancy Alterio, Timothy Grant, Julie Howley The complex intricacies of gender-based crimes
extant DNA in FGG searches, and the effective Westwater become challenging cases for investigators
presentation of investigatory evidence at trial. Sexual and domestic abuse is a serious problem and prosecutors. Walking through cases from
disproportionately affecting persons with community partner perspectives enriches
ARE WE THERE YET? FINDING BEST disabilities, in particular, individuals with intellectual communication and collaboration, which
PRACTICES FOR RESPONDING TO and developmental disabilities. The presenters will ultimately improves victim support and case
DOMESTIC & SEXUAL VIOLENCE discuss the prevalence, signs, and impact of sexual outcomes. The presenters will define these
Justin Boardman, Leah Lutz and domestic abuse perpetrated against persons challenges from the lens of various community
People on the frontlines work tirelessly day in and with disabilities. This workshop will demonstrate partners and discuss successful tactics and solid
day out - why haven’t collective efforts brought how law enforcement, adult protective services, alliances needed to overcome these challenges.
about more change? Although many strides have and forensic medical professionals can collaborate
been made, so much more needs to be done within in a comprehensive manner. BREAKING POINT: AGENCY CULTURE &
law enforcement, legal, and advocacy arenas. This GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE
thought-provoking workshop will discuss current Bob Frechette
challenges and inspire new ideas about the justice Responses to gender-based violence have come
system's handling of sexual and domestic violence. a long way, but some disturbing trends have
arisen. Some organizations have decreased
required documentation and/or procedures
when working cases, and agencies have been
hesitant to adopt new best practices for fear of
further burdening overworked staff. This workshop
will examine the evolution of agency culture
around GBV, its challenges, and strategies for
improving the efficiency of agency services.
FULL DESCRIPTIONS AND SPEAKER BIOS AVAILABLE ON THE CCAW APP. DETAILS ON PG. 3
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