Watch the interview with crime author Pauline Rowson and fingerprint expert Jane Aston from Hampshire Police talking about crime fact and fiction on Portsmouth Live TV

Last Friday I appeared with fingerprint expert Jane Aston from Hampshire Police on the Adrian and Sally on Portsmouth Live TV talking about how crime fiction differs from crime fact.  It was a lively interview and you can see the programme by clicking on this link.

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Jane Aston will be giving a fascinating insight into the work of the fingerprint bureau at CSI Portsmouth on 5 November 2011 at John Pounds Centre, Portsmouth. There is a great line up of speakers including crime authors Mark Billingham, John Harvey and Michael Ridpath along with forensic psychologists, police, fingerprint and crime scene experts.

Pauline Rowson, Jane Aston with Adrian Knight holding up CSI Portsmouth Posters
Full details including the programme are on my official web site at CSI Portsmouth. Tickets on sale from the Box Office + 44 (0) 23 9268 8685.

Tickets cost £5 for the morning and £7 for the afternoon with a discounted ticket of £10 for the whole day, which includes £3 off the price of a book bought at the event.

Live on Air - Portsmouth Live TV
 
Pauline Rowson, Jane Aston with Adrian Knight holding the DI Horton novel, Footsteps on the Shore, and Sally Cronin


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