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Terence joined the Metropolitan police in London
as a police cadet. After training at the Hendon Police College he
became a police officer. Whilst on duty he received a serious injury
which brought his police career to an abrupt end.
He then joined the fingerprint branch, New
Scotland Yard, in a civilian capacity. He qualified as a fingerprint
Expert and gave evidence in Court and led many teams investigating
serious crime scenes (including that of a serial killer). He was
also the first civilian fingerprint instructor at the Metropolitan
police detective training college.
After thirty-eight years service he retired as
the Deputy Head of the National Fingerprint Office, New Scotland
Yard. He has appeared on television and been a guest on BBC Essex
Radio. Terence has given many presentations throughout the UK
including historical studies, medical group and schools.
His talks cover murder mystery and intrigue
tinged with humour and emotion . Power point presentations
Topics:- Medical |
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Talks:-
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The History of fingerprints and
crime scenes.
Fingerprint and police
milestones.
Further advancements in
finger print technology.
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