Talk Murder to me: The SEHIA Podcast
Talk Murder to Me is the official podcast of the Southeastern Homicide Investigators Association – where we strive to train, support, and connect homicide investigators across the Southeast and beyond.
Each episode will explore the world of homicide investigations and the people who chose to focus their career on investigating violent crimes. We will dig deep into what it takes to solve the most serious crimes. We will discuss investigative strategies, case studies and the difficult emotions faced investigating violent crimes through interviews with those who make a difference in the world of homicide investigation.
If you are a seasoned detective, a new investigator, or someone who wants to better understand the craft of solving murder, you will find value in Talk Murder to Me: The SEHIA Podcast.
This is more than a podcast. It’s a community of professionals dedicated to pursuing the truth, finding justice, and never stopping until the case is closed.
For more information on the Southeastern Homicide Investigators Association, be visit us at SEHIA.org or any of our socials: Facebook, Instagram, X, and LinkedIn. For inquires to the show please send us an email at joeduncan@sehia.org.
Talk Murder to me: The SEHIA Podcast
Episode 3: Surviving 9/11 and solving cases with a true American Hero - Louie
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In this episode, Joanna and I interview Louie who is the Treasurer of SEHIA. Louie has a robust law enforcement history that is full of stories and lessons. His account of his response to the attack on the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001 will take you back to the day the world stopped turning.
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This podcast is intended for educational and discussion purposes only. Case studies and investigative topics are presented from the personal perspective of the guest and are not intended to represent official findings, agency positions, legal conclusions, or the Southeastern Homicide Investigators Association.