CSI Shows Spell Trouble For Those Trying To Stop Crime
Those super sleuths on the fantasy TV CSI shows are causing all sorts of trouble for real life detectives. Real life crime fighters trying to solve and stop crime face serious pressure to 'get the case solved' just like they do on television. Some are even calling this the "CSI effect" with all the attention the shows have drawn to murder and crime investigations. While the pressure is on for law enforcement to solve crimes fast, there is one up side to all of this, the fact that enrollment in colleges is way up in crime lab classes with one college boasting 400 undergraduate students last year compared with just 4 in 1999.Crime DOES Pay Unless YOU Prevent It!
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Hello,
I am a producer with the Discovery Channel's new network, Investigation Discovery, and I wanted to let you know about some cool new features on our Website, which is about true crime, serial killers, investigations and forensics.
We recently put together a new page on the site devoted to the show Deranged. In case you haven't seen it yet, Deranged is a show that goes inside original investigations of popular cases, getting the step-by-step stories from eye-witnesses, the original investigators, forensic scientists and the killers themselves.
Within the new section of our site you can check out the "FearBook" and find out which killer was voted class clown and you can also follow their every move, along with timelines detailing their crimes, capture and punishment.
While you're there, check out the section on Notorious prisons and also see how many points you can score on our Serial Killer quiz.
Check it out: http://investigation.discovery.com/tv/deranged/deranged.html
You might also enjoy our new crime blotter page, where you can read about new and developing true crime cases as they happen: http://investigation.discovery.com/blogs/criminal-blotter.html
There are plenty of other interesting features on the site, including video, games and a variety of other interactive content that you can explore! Check it out: http://investigation.discovery.com
Feedback is always welcomed, so if you have any suggestions for future content you would like to see on the site please feel free to let us know!
Thanks!
Team ID at Discovery
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