Test Serial Killers of the Deserts

Step into a rare, two-day deep dive at Test Serial Killers of the Deserts, where you'll unpack the patterns, investigations, and lessons learned from serial homicide cases across the Southwest. You'll sit side-by-side with four seasoned experts — John Smith, Jane Doe, Jon Q. Public and John Doe — as they share hard-won insights, case studies, and practical strategies for understanding offender behavior in arid, remote landscapes. Over interactive sessions and candid panel discussions you'll explore regional patterns, victimology, investigative techniques, and how environmental and cultural factors shape investigations. This is more than theory: you'll get actionable takeaways you can apply to research, cold-case work, media reporting, or law enforcement practice, plus live Q&A to test your questions against real-world experience. The conference is a test-format pilot, meaning content is fresh, conversation is dynamic, and access is intimate — seats are limited and the chance to engage directly with all four presenters is rare. Whether you're a practitioner, scholar, or engaged member of the community, you'll leave with sharper analytical tools, new professional contacts, and a deeper, responsible understanding of serial violence in the desert Southwest. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to learn from experts while the program is still being shaped — register now to secure your place.