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Adam talks about AI bots, the future of the Writer's Detective Bureau, and ghost guns.

You should be writing! Use the next thirty minutes to add some words to your WIP word count. This immersive writing sprint is the personal playlist I use to get in the deep work zone.

Adam talks about bunco crime investigations, the value of belonging to investigator associations, the trope of retired cops being forced back to work for one last case, and a different kind of POV. Submit a question: writersdetective.com/ask

Adam talks about the new THREADS app, whether detectives can find out if someone is listed as a beneficiary on a life insurance policy, victim notifications when an inmate is released from prison, confidential name changes, and violating protective orders.

In this episode, Adam answers questions about investigating international crime rings, FBI Legal Attaches, INTERPOL, the difference between reactive and proactive investigations, and where prosecutions might happen for transnational RICO cases.

The Writer's Detective Bureau podcast is BACK and now ad-free! Adam has retired from law enforcement and is back answering writers' questions. Adam shares a core character question that he contemplated at the end of his career that could inform how you plot a character arc. Adam then answers questions…

Adam talks about cybercrime investigations, how wiretap investigations involve "trap and trace" and "pen registers" tools, and how undercover detectives conceal their firearms. Submit your own question to the podcast: writersdetective.com/ask

Adam talks about a DA Investigator moving over to a police department as a detective, the legalities of making a warrantless arrest inside a suspect's home, and how to conduct a cover-up.

Adam answers questions about: California’s Alcoholic Beverage Control agency, who investigates murders involving the military, and the surprising limitation on Tribal Police law enforcement powers.

UNSEALED: A Navy SEAL's Guide to Mastering Life's Transitions

In this episode, we dive into the ongoing WGA strike. We'll also explore the role of artificial intelligence in writing and storytelling, and how it's poised to change the way we create and consume content. Then, we'll answer some of your writing questions, including the logistics of obtaining phone records…

In Episode 132 of the Writer's Detective Bureau, we are talking about what happens when a federal inmate escapes from prison, a body in Hawaiian waters, who handles the investigation if a murder victim is found in a visiting world leader’s hotel room. To view the Federal Criminal Complaint for…

In Episode 131 of the Writer's Detective Bureau, Adam answers questions about financial crimes, how a detective could go about becoming a police chief in another state, and he explains what it means to be a percipient witness. Shownotes: writersdetective.com/131 Crime Fiction Guns online course: crimefictionguns.com Patreon: patreon.com/writersdetective

In episode 130 of the Writers Detective Bureau, we are helping one writer with an interesting series of questions about an undercover FBI investigation, getting an inmate out of prison, pyromaniacs, and gun types Shownotes: writersdetective.com/130 Crime Fiction Guns online course: crimefictionguns.com Patreon: patreon.com/writersdetective

In this episode of the Writer's Detective Bureau podcast, we're doing a deep dive on why your character might want to be a police detective compared to every other SANE career option out there. I'll also be talking about the use of martial arts in law enforcement, to include the…

Welcome to Episode 128, where we'll talk through the process of crafting authentic non-human fugitive task forces. Additionally, we'll unravel the mystery behind the specific time restrictions for serving warrants. Furthermore, we'll explore the implications and potential outcomes when there's an error in the warrant paperwork.

#20BooksVegas gets better and bigger every year. Sad to leave early, but I can’t wait to do it all over again next year. 20BooksVegas is the best writing conference on the planet. It is the tribe you’ve been looking for. #authortube #selfpublishing #writing #vegas

Mystery and thriller writing advice from Detective Adam Richardson and Clarice Starling in Silence of the Lambs, just in time for NaNoWriMo story prep.

🎬 Watch AMERICAN MURDERER right now! https://amzn.to/3DsVyUq Detective B. Adam Richardson interviews Matthew Gentile about writing and directing AMERICAN MURDERER, based on the true story of Jason Derek Brown (Tom Pelphrey) - a charismatic con man turned party king who bankrolls his luxurious lifestyle through a series of scams. When…

In Adam's very first video podcast episode, he talks about the differences between UK and US Crime Scene Investigation, the ramifications of a detective lying about immunity to a witness, and how police might obtain Ring doorbell footage.