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Ep.13- Part 2: Burning Down Bias ft. Investigator Brown

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In episode 13 we have part 2 of Burning Down Bias with Investigator Brown. We delve into the intricacies of a complex trash fire investigation. Our hosts expertly dissect the case, examining crucial evidence including surveillance footage, witness testimonies, and the suspect's history. The discussion highlights the importance of thorough scene examination and the critical role of timeline analysis in fire investigations.
The episode takes an educational turn as we explore the science behind cigarette-initiated fires. Our hosts break down common misconceptions, discussing ignition timelines and the factors necessary for a smoldering cigarette to transition to flaming combustion. This segment showcases the vital role of scientific understanding in accurate fire cause determination.
We also get an insider's look at the legal proceedings following a fire investigation. The hosts share valuable insights on navigating preliminary hearings, addressing defense strategies, and the significance of presenting solid scientific evidence in court.
The discussion wraps up with an engaging segment on thermal inertia and its relevance to fire behavior, followed by an introduction to the concept of confirmation bias in investigations. This episode offers a perfect blend of real-world case analysis and practical fire investigation knowledge, making it a must-listen for both professionals and enthusiasts in the field.

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In episode 13 we have part 2 of Burning Down Bias with Investigator Brown. We delve into the intricacies of a complex trash fire investigation. Our hosts expertly dissect the case, examining crucial evidence including surveillance footage, witness testimonies, and the suspect's history. The discussion highlights the importance of thorough scene examination and the critical role of timeline analysis in fire investigations.
The episode takes an educational turn as we explore the science behind cigarette-initiated fires. Our hosts break down common misconceptions, discussing ignition timelines and the factors necessary for a smoldering cigarette to transition to flaming combustion. This segment showcases the vital role of scientific understanding in accurate fire cause determination.
We also get an insider's look at the legal proceedings following a fire investigation. The hosts share valuable insights on navigating preliminary hearings, addressing defense strategies, and the significance of presenting solid scientific evidence in court.
The discussion wraps up with an engaging segment on thermal inertia and its relevance to fire behavior, followed by an introduction to the concept of confirmation bias in investigations. This episode offers a perfect blend of real-world case analysis and practical fire investigation knowledge, making it a must-listen for both professionals and enthusiasts in the field.

Thank you for listening!
If you enjoyed the episode, give us 5 stars, hit the follow button, and subscribe on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and anywhere you are listening in from.
Follow us on social media!
Instagram: @infocus_podcast
LinkedIn: INFOCUS podcast
Facebook: INFOCUS podcast
TikTok: @infocus_podcast

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