Philly True Crime Enthusiasts won’t want to miss this Vidocq Society event
True crime enthusiasts in Philadelphia won’t want to miss this November cold case event hosted by the Vidocq Society, a members-only crime-solving club.
True crime enthusiasts in Philadelphia will have the opportunity to delve into the world of cold case investigations through an upcoming event by The Vidocq Society. Scheduled for 5:30 p.m. on Monday, November 4, at Fox Chase Library, “The Vidocq Society: Solving Cold Case Homicides” offers attendees a glimpse into how this renowned nonprofit works to solve challenging cases.
About the Vidocq Society & its upcoming event
The Vidocq Society, inspired by legendary detective Eugène François Vidocq, has been instrumental in bringing new light to unsolved crimes through expert collaboration. The group exemplifies how dedication and collaboration can lead to breakthroughs in longstanding investigations, providing justice for victims and closure for their families. They will bring their years of experience to Fox Chase Library.
Their event promises an informative session for those keen on understanding the intricacies of forensic science and criminal investigation. Howard Lebofsky, Deputy Commissioner of the Vidocq Society, alongside John “Jack” Maxwell, a retired Chief Inspector from the Philadelphia Police Department, will share insights into the organization’s formation, mission, and notable past cases.
The Vidocq Society brings together professionals from various fields—including forensics, psychology, and law enforcement—to tackle cold cases. The collaborative approach aims to uncover new leads and work toward solving unsolved murders, emphasizing the importance of expertise and perseverance in achieving justice.
For those with a passion for true crime, this event offers an in-depth look at the methods used by experts to approach complex cases that have long evaded resolution. Attendees will also have the opportunity to learn about the historical significance of the Society’s namesake, Eugène François Vidocq, who inspired various literary works through his transformative role in criminology.
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