Forensic mga kuwento

In a city drenched in silence. Four murders. Four massages. And one sick purpose. In each body something is missing. A detective chasing a killer but the deeper she digs the more she realises- it's not murders it's.. something that is about creation...

DISCLAIMER: I do not own this story and I am not affiliated with the original owner, I just copied this in the web and uploaded here on wattpad. Author: 袖唐 The chief female forensic investigator, Ran Yan was secretly killed by her assistant. Unexpectedly, she was reborn in the years of the Tang dynasty. After experiencing a narrow escape, she fled from Jiangnan to Chang'an. Although, Chang'an was at the beginning of its flourishing period under the Li family's Tang dynasty, various princes were vying for the throne by using all kinds of strategies. This was the dark days of the imperial court, where one needed to walk on a tightrope as one's life was as powerless as an ant. The Xiao family controlled a large amount of wealth so inevitably they also became involved in the conflicts. After arriving in Chang'an, she discovered many suspicious incidents: the original owner had unexplainable amnesia but his family was indifferent. She once again saw the orchid shaped clay inkstone, a valuable object that her mother has given her in modern times. Hence, could it be that she can time travel back? In order to survive in the Tang dynasty, she displayed her strong spirit and willpower by learning medicine from a doctor, pretended that she benefited from being sick on how to cure diseases, suffered hardship in earning money, manufactured penicillin, cured syphilis, and used her autopsy skill and experience to solve each and every murder mysteries.

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Detective Jessie Burke built her career by noticing what other investigators overlook. A former crime scene photographer, she still reads rooms like images-tracking alignment, reflection, and what's missing from the frame. When she and her partner respond to an apparent accidental death in the coastal town of Breaker Point, the house doesn't read like a fall: a dining table set for two, wine poured into untouched glasses, a banister wiped clean in a single strip, and the outline of something taped beneath the table and removed before police arrived. Then photographs of the scene begin appearing in Jessie's mailbox-images taken before officers entered the house, each revealing details she didn't register the first time. As more staged murders follow, Jessie realizes the crimes aren't connected by victims or motive but by visual structure, deliberate composition, and the controlled erasure of evidence. The killer isn't leaving clues so much as building puzzles meant for her to solve, and he knows about the one photograph Jessie misread years ago-the case she never quite understood. To stop him, Jessie must question the way she sees and confront the mistake that shaped her career, before the final image arrives and she realizes she was always meant to be part of the frame.

When the spring thaw uncovers a body frozen inside a mountain drainage culvert, the quiet town of Stoneveil, Colorado faces its first murder in over a decade. The victim is Cody Rennick-a local mechanic missing since November, preserved with chilling precision and surrounded by evidence that points everywhere at once. Ex-cop Galen Voss is pulled out of retirement to consult on what looks like a straightforward homicide. It isn't. Someone killed Cody Rennick, staged his body for discovery, and designed the investigation that would follow-planting false trails, watching from the shadows, and staying exactly one step ahead. The killer isn't hiding. They're watching. And Stoneveil has been keeping secrets far older and far larger than one man's death.

Locus Moore, a student that is training to be a surgeon and wants to lead a normal life. His brothers want him to join the life of a serial killer and forget all past relationships. Throughout the story, you will see that they have a big influence on his life and decision making. Locus finds a piece of his past when he meets, Melissa. Somehow she is the key to all his problems and helps him see what his brothers really are. He will then have to choose between fighting back and become his own person, or do what he is told and continue, kill after kill with no regret. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

Hey guys, This is a Sumellikan fanfic. Also i added Abhisha,Debanya and Sidashi Peep in to know more and i gurantee you won't regret it. Started on :- 26/06/2021.

She cuts to uncover the truth. He kills to preserve it. When Dr. Laila Moren, a brilliant but reserved forensic pathologist, receives a hand-stitched felt heart at a crime scene, she knows it's more than a message-it's a puzzle. As more bodies appear and more hearts are left behind, Laila is drawn into a deadly game with a killer who may know her better than she knows herself. What she doesn't know is that she's already part of his collection. "The Quiet Collector" is a chilling psychological thriller where obsession meets precision, and the line between love and death blurs.

A trumatised Nikki has returned from Mexico, but Jack isn't returning any of her calls. Will she be able to get through to him before it's too late.

After bringing Jason Gideon back onto the scene, Hotch finds a fresh-out-of-college psychology genius who holds a soft spot for animals. Her name is Dr. Kiera Parsons, a new forensic chemist who has an imbedded fatal flaw, her empathy. How will she work with the BAU if she can't control how she feels others emotions, when she has trouble with her own?

I breathed heavy. This is my life. This is my trial. And yet- I don't have a say. Could I say I was framed? Maybe. Could I plead the fifth? Hell no. All I know is that I have twenty four hours until my life changes forever.

Vianna O'Neill is one of a kind. I guess you could say she is a psychic as she reads people like a book. Vianna uses her unique ability to become a forensic psychologist which again has its own reasons. One of the reasons being her past. Vianna's past filled her with determination to excel at not only becoming a psychologist, but more importantly a forensic psychologist. Her hard work and determination did not go to waste as she succeeded and has now been offered a job as a forensic psychologist at Everlast Mental Institution for the criminally insane. Vianna meets all kinds of people while working at Everlast. Whether all of those people she meets are trustworthy is hard to know because Vianna may be a psychologist, but even a psychologist could get caught in the lies of clever but evil people. Psychologists are just human beings after all. The only question really is: will Vianna fall for it?