Closing Cases Since 1986.

Arson & Bomb Specialist, Professional Profiler & Case Analyst.

books by Nordskog

Ed Nordskog has documented case studies, stories, and field guides from his professional career as a detective. Nordskog has now published Six books;

“Arson Investigation in the Wildlands”, “Torchered Minds”, “Fireraisers, Freaks, and Fiends”, “The Arsonist Profiles”, “Incendiary Devices”, and “Fire Death Investigation”.

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Fire Death Scene Reviews

Ed Nordskog's specialty. The review includes technical analysis, profiling, and the study of victimology in the event.

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Training Classes

An expert in unique fields of investigation. Nordskog's training is offered to an array of groups and individuals, local and international.

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find, Study, convict.

Prosecutors and Civil Attorneys involved in fire death cases or major arson prosecutions can reach out for consultation.

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Media, Tv, & Film

Nordskog has appeared or consulted with;

Featured guest on numerous True Crime and forensics podcasts, Prime Time Live, 20/20, GMA, Scripps News Service Documentary, NCIS, CSI,  CSI Miami and more.

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Most Recent books

 
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Arson Investigations in the wildlands

Wildland Arson cases are most often solved by mimicking these successful methods used daily by Homicide Detectives: Scene Work, Evidence Recovery and Exploitation, Interviews, Analysis, and relentlessly Knocking on Doors....

This book by two veteran arson investigators with hundreds of successful prosecutions between them re-affirms time-tested investigative techniques, using the "right" resources, and mixing in new technology and profiling techniques. There are also chapters on analysis and profiling, and case preparation for court.

 
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Fire Death Scene Investigations

The overall purpose of conducting a fire death scene investigation is to find the truth of the matter. The families of all the victims have the right to know exactly what happened. A secondary purpose is to document the investigation for the purpose of presenting it within a courtroom at some future date. Fire, Coroner and Homicide investigators have only one shot at getting the scene right. They must do it correctly the first time, every time!