Stefanie Doucette

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America's Greatest Detective Finalist: Laura Tierney

May 7, 2024 | lawandcrime.com | Stefanie Doucette

For Senior Inspector Laura Tierney, a proclivity towards investigation has always been in her nature, even long before she embarked on her 15 year long career with the US Marshals, or her now 4 year long tenure as the Marshals’ Liaison to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC). Of her natural born passion for public safety and service, Tierney explains that “I wanted to help people.
Gene & Sandy Ralston

May 7, 2024 | lawandcrime.com | Stefanie Doucette

When Gene and Sandy Ralston first met as students while on a field research expedition in the Mojave Desert, they had no idea how far their backgrounds in biochemistry, human anatomy and hydrology — studies typically reserved for the world of the living — would ultimately take them into the unexpected realm of criminal justice, the deceased and high-stakes underwater searches.
Det. Julia Oliveira

May 7, 2024 | lawandcrime.com | Stefanie Doucette

Of the many roles in which Detective Julia Oliveira has served over the course of her nearly 25 year long career in law enforcement, Missing or Murdered Indigenous Peoples (MMIP) Investigator with the Yurok Tribe in Northern California is one that has brought a unique set of challenges – not least of which is that she’s the first person to ever take on the job.
Law&Crime Announces America's Greatest Detective Finalists

May 7, 2024 | lawandcrime.com | Stefanie Doucette

Brilliant detective work has fascinated, educated and entertained people for ages. Yet, the people who perform this amazing detective work on a daily basis are rarely recognized outside their locality. Law&Crime intends to change that with America’s Greatest Detective, a title to be awarded annually which will recognize the most brilliant investigative work done by teams or individuals working in or adjacent to law enforcement.
Law&Crime adds new show to YouTube channel: 'The Lineup'

Jun 19, 2023 | lawandcrime.com | Stefanie Doucette

Top legal and true crime network Law&Crime announces the premiere of its newest YouTube series, The Lineup. Featuring wild, never-before-seen crime fighting moments, The Lineup is for the network’s millions of fans of signature, crime-in-action content. The show will be released weekly, beginning Sunday, June 18 at 4pm ET, and offer viewers a fresh take on moments of outrageous criminal activity caught on camera.
Ghosts of the Orphanage: A Story of Mysterious Deaths, A Conspiracy of Silence, and a Search for Justice

Apr 2, 2023 | lawandcrime.com | Christine Kenneally |Stefanie Doucette

In a culture where extreme punitive measures have become the default, the line between strict yet still appropriate discipline and abject criminal abuse can be quickly crossed. Add to that a scenario where the abuser in question holds a position of respect (i.e. the Catholic Church), and public opinion appears unlikely to bend in favor of any disadvantaged victims.
Seventy Times Seven: A True Story of Murder and Mercy

Apr 2, 2023 | lawandcrime.com | Alex Mar |Stefanie Doucette

When 15-year-old Paula Cooper became one of the youngest people ever sentenced to death in the United States in 1985, her verdict sent shockwaves through an already turbulent criminal justice system and polarized everyone from her own family to the Vatican.
Gentleman Bandit: The True Story of Black Bart, the Old West’s Most Infamous Stagecoach Robber

Mar 17, 2023 | lawandcrime.com | Stefanie Doucette

When rumors of a stylishly dressed man robbing stagecoaches and leaving poems behind at the scene of the crime started to hit newspapers in the late 1800s, the culprit Charles “Black Bart” Boles became an instant cultural sensation.
Blood Money: The Story of Life, Death, and Profit Inside America’s Blood Industry

Mar 11, 2023 | lawandcrime.com | Kathleen McLaughlin |Stefanie Doucette

How is it that an industry that makes up $24 billion of the United States’ annual economy and 2.69 percent of its global exports exists almost entirely in the shadows of its society? In Blood Money, investigative journalist Kathleen McLaughlin exhumes the messy business of the blood plasma trade, which in the past two decades has managed to recruit tens of millions of participants who agree to sell this vital body part in exchange for a fee of about $20-$50 a pop.
Liliana’s Invincible Summer: A Sister’s Search for Justice

Mar 5, 2023 | lawandcrime.com | Cristina Garza |Stefanie Doucette

Before Liliana Rivera Garza died at the hand of her ex-boyfriend in July of 1990, she was many things: architecture student, poetry lover, champion swimmer, cigarette smoker, cat owner, pop music fan, sister, daughter, and good friend. She was only twenty years old, yet had already built a full and exciting life for herself in Mexico City. She dreamed of traveling to Europe and perhaps one day pursuing a master’s degree.