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Delavan, Wi, Us

In the exciting 3rd novel in the Mabel Stewart series, 15-year-old Mabel Stewart returns with her younger brother Izzy, best friend Henrietta Cooper, and mentor witch Sophie Winslow as they continue their quest for the 3rd piece of an ancient talisman. An object that once completed, will allow the user to control the worlds of the living and the dead. The evil society, the Darkness, has other plans for it, though, and there'll be a heavy price to pay if they win this race.

2nd book in the Mabel Stewart series, Mabel Stewart and the Wolf's Cane continues the adventures of Mabel as she continues her quest to find the talisman that's key to controlling the world' of the living and the dead. Battling the secret society, the Darkness, the adventures return her to the small village in Britain where she discovers more of her family's supernatural history.

5th book in the Murder Made series, A Day in the Park is a novella that covers the backstory of Gretchen Retrum and her thrilling adventures leading up to the events in the first book, Murder Made Casual.

What happens in a 11-year-old boy and his friend find the body of a murdered man in the woods? Their lives are changed forever. Their game of hide and go seek had come to a swift end. Having stumbled into an international conspiracy, they'll discover that what they found in those woods would eventually catch up to them again one day as adults. And the killer now has new plans for them.

An excellent resource guide for those unsure on what to do when meeting a police officer. And how to go about your merry way without a problem. Hint: it's a lot easier than you think. Chock full of real life examples of do's and don'ts, this is a must have for those friends and family who get their information about police from Hollywood and/or all the legal experts on social media.

An unsolved murder that gripped a small town in Wisconsin in 1928. This historical fiction novel set around an international plot uses newspaper accounts of the murder of an unknown woman found stuffed in a road drainage pipe. The killer and the victim remain unknown to this day. This novel also contains bonus material detailing the circumstances of the murder. A murder that may have been solved with today's technology and a different perspective about domestic abuse.

Thrilling historical fiction account of an unsolved murder that took place in a small town in Wisconsin. With the backdrop of the failing German Weimar Republic, the U.S. government agents Charlie Postlethwaite and Gretchen Retrum return from their first adventure in Murder Made Casual to solve the case. Bonus material detailing the death of the man is included.

With political implications that will affect the U.S. and early 1930's Germany, the agents return to stop the latest threat to the world. All wrapped around an unsolved 1933 murder in a small town in Wisconsin. Bonus material is included regarding the real-life murder.

Mabel Stewart discovers her family lineage is linked to the greatest artifact in the history of mankind. An artifact that controls life and death. Along with help from her best friend Henri, can she master its secrets before other forces try to claim its power? All while dealing with the pressures of school? No one said life or death was easy.

Delavan, Wisconsin, United States

Patrol sergeant since 2002, head of all department investigations since 2015. In addition to all administrative responsibilities, still currently working active cases from misdemeanors to homicides.

Janesville/Beloit, Wisconsin Area

Wisconsin Law Enforcement Standards Board certified instructor in Constitutional Law, emergency vehicle operation, vehicle contacts, moving radar operation, scenarios, and general law enforcement topics covering a wide array of topics.

Kenosha, Wi

Courses taught include: 1. Police Administration- Provides students an understanding of contemporary police principles and a detailed study of accepted administrative methods. Leadership principles integrated throughout.2. Constitutional Law- Students identify situations where constitutional rules are applicable, identify the elements of a lawful arrest, analyze situations where an officer may conduct a search without a warrant, and analyze the various requirements that evidence must meet before it can be admitted in court. 3. Professional Communications- Students apply knowledge of the communication process, apply communication techniques, integrate verbal and physical intervention skills, develop strategies to obtain information in a variety of situations. 4. Interviewing/Interrogations/Confessions- Students learn the purposes and objectives of a proper interview, importance of the fundamentals of report writing, methods and procedures for interviews and the securing of confessions in accordance with the rights of a citizen under the U.S. Constitution. 5. Community Policing- In addition to the citizens, students learn the importance of police interaction with all types of business, service, and educational groups to achieve a safer community.6. Terrorism/Homeland Security- Students examine the history and current trends of terrorism including: international, domestic, insurgency and politically inspired violence. Students also study the response by the U.S. Dept. of Homeland security. 7. Traffic Theory- Students learn how to detect traffic violations, identify responsibilities of a first responding officer, manage the response to a scene, conduct an initial investigation at a crash scene, identify the mechanics of measuring and documenting traffic crash scenes, and recognize and interpret indicators of impaired driving.

Elkhorn, Wi

Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction certified since 2006.I have taught any and every type of class available at the middle and high schools. Being a substitute teacher requires you to know little of just about everything. It also requires you to be a very good communicator as each and every class is judging how you present yourself.I have taught Spanish long term on several occasions including Spanish I, II, II, IV, and Advanced Placement.

Bachelor Of Arts, History/Spanish

Bachelor Of Arts, Criminal Justice/Spanish