Utah, November 2022- Recently, the Cold Case Foundation launched its Global Academy. The Global Academy offers courses for civilians and law enforcement. These courses are live, in-depth, and interactive, and provide a certificate of attendance.
The latest course will be taught by Josephine Wentzel, former Detective of the Guam Police Department. While in the police department, she received the first legislative award for capturing four murders who had escaped the penitentiary. Josephine was runner-up for Police Officer of the Year as well. In June 2016, her daughter, the mother of two was brutally murdered. Josephine worked tirelessly to identify the killer and succeeded. Recently, she was featured on the Tamron Hall Show regarding her success in catching her daughter’s killer.
Course Title: Catching a Killer: Methods, Motives, and Relationship Building (CIV)
Course Description:
Someone close to you has been victimized, traumatized, or taken from you completely. Nothing will ever be the same, and the person responsible for you and your loved ones' suffering is still out there. You feel the need to intervene and assist law enforcement but you don't know what steps to take. Retired Detective Josephine Wentzel will share proven methods, motives, and relationship-building techniques she used to track down her daughter's killer.
Registration Link: To Catch a Killer: Processing Pain, Seeking Justice (CIV) Jan 19, 6pm-9pm
https://register.gotowebinar.com/rt/2574269408790680079
The Cold Case Foundation was founded in 2013 with the mission to assist law enforcement agencies and victims’ families in resolving cases. With a large, network of dedicated individuals, the Cold Case Foundation strives to find answers and direction in homicide, sexual assault, missing persons, and unidentified bodies cases that have gone cold.
