Sunday, November 6 at 5:00 p.m.
Kim Rumrill, police criminalist discusses the Sheila LaBarre Case

Join us for a visit from New Hampshire's Kim Rumrill of the Police Forensic's Lab. Kim was part of the investigative team for Sheila LaBarre murder case. She became a top witness for the prosecution.

The presentation (with graphic detail) will last approximately one hour with Q&A to follow. Great event for readers, and writers. (Not recommended for children under 14.)

Biography: Kimberly Rumrill earned her Masters in Forensic Science in 1991. Since 1999 she has been a Criminalist II with the New Hampshire State Police Forensic Laboratory. Her duties include examining items of physical evidence for the presence of body fluids and trace evidence; performing serological and DNA analyses on items of evidence; processing crime scenes for the documentation and preservation of evidence, as well as training others and testifying in court as an expert witness.

Find out about the LaBarre case by picking up Kevin Flynn's book, Wicked Intentions: A Remote Farmhouse, A Beautiful Temptress, and the Lovers She Murdered at Mystery on Main Street. Available now.