CSI Winchester 2020 where crime fiction meets crime fact - don't miss it

Crime authors Pauline Rowson and Graham Hurley will be debating crime fiction and crime fact with crime experts Carolyn Lovell, Research and Development Manager Forensic Capability Network, and Detective Superintendent Mandy Horsburgh of Hampshire Police at  CSI Winchester  on 28 March 2020.  Also present will be the team from the Hampshire Fingerprint Bureau.

Pauline Rowson is the founder of the CSI events which have proved hugely popular with audiences.  She has been involved in CSI Portsmouth, Southampton , Winchester, Basingstoke and CSI Newcastle bringing together a number of crime experts, police and crime authors to discuss crime fiction versus crime fact.

The events  mean the audience not only have the chance to meet their favourite crime writers but also hear first hand from the police officers, forensic experts and the fingerprint team.

Crime authors who have appeared at CSI events with Pauline Rowson include Ann Cleeves, M. C Beaton, Mark Billingham, Hilary Bonner, Sharon Bolton, Stephen Booth, Simon Brett, Natasha Cooper, Elly Griffiths, Mari Hannah, June Hampson, John Harvey, Matt Hilton, Graham Hurley, Jessie Keane, Peter Lovesey, Micheal Ridpath and Kerry Wilkinson.

At CSI Winchester 2020 the audience will have the chance to talk to the crime authors and crime experts and put their questions to the panel. This will be followed by a book signing.

The panel debate between the crime authors and crime experts will be chaired by Rebecca Fletcher. The event begins at 10am and concludes at 12.30pm.

Programme


10am - Meet the Fingerprint team

10.30am – 11.30am - The panel with Pauline Rowson, Graham Hurley, Carolyn Lovell and Detective Superintendent Mandy Horsburgh

Interviewed and moderated by Rebecca Fletcher

11.30am -12 noon - Audience Q & A

12noon – 12.30pm - Book signing


12.30pm Finish

Tickets cost £8 which includes £1 off a book bought at the event. Box Office call 01962 873603 or direct from: Winchester Discovery Centre, Jewry Street, Winchester, SO23 8SB or book online






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