Police in Oklahoma City are looking for Callie Santis, a 34-year-old woman who hasn't been in contact with her loved ones since early this morning. Santis is reportedly in need of vital medication, which she is unable to take while missing. Her loved ones are concerned for her and are desperately trying to locate her. Fox 25 News reports that 34-year-old Callie Santis was last seen at her apartment on the 8300th Block of North Council Road at approximately 2:00 a.m. She was reportedly wearing a maroon Harry Potter outfit. Unfortunately, there aren't any other details in her disappearance at this time. If you've seen missing woman Callie Santis, please do not hesitate to call 911.
True crime writer Chelsea Hoffman offers her insight on a seemingly endless number of high profile crime cases as well as cold cases that the media has forgotten about. Her outside-the-box philosophy and devotion to victims of crime also keep her in headlines as a prolific blogger and news commentary producer. She walks a fine line balancing the roles of both public personality and pro-bono profiler and consultant for families and other individuals that investigate disappearances and unsolved murders.
Life hasn’t always been one of packed schedules of juggling full time school with full time advocacy and blogging for victims of crime. Chelsea Hoffman has walked on both sides of right and wrong, living in both small town and big city environments that only bred that bad-girl personality. Her brief life of crime and colorful upbringing exposed her to a frightening variety of individuals in the dark underbelly of society from thieves and drug addicts to sex offenders and murderers -- she even helped lock one away with a sentence of 40-years.
To put it bluntly: Chelsea Hoffman has been inside the minds of various criminals and knows just what makes them tick. She has the hands-on-experience that many people don’t, who have only been exposed to these types of personalities through case files, police reports and written letters. Combining this real-world experience with her intelligence and lifelong personal study of crime cases via true crime publications, real life cases, and formal education, Chelsea packs a punch when it comes to insight and opinion on a wide array of crime related topics. _________________________________________________________________________________________
Education
General diploma in Psychology - 3.0 GPA, with plans to obtain a Bachelor of Science in Psychology in the future.
Fundamental Science diploma - 3.0 GPA, basic science education covering the basics of various disciplines.
Diploma in Legal Studies - 3.5 GPA
Mental Health Studies diploma - 3.0 GPA
The Human Skeletal System (diploma) - 3.5 GPA
National Institute of Justice certificate - Recreational Asphyxia (Mechanical)
National Institute of Justice certificate - Advances in Forensic Anthropology
National Institute of Justice certificate - Bloodstain Analysis IPES Conference 2012
National Institute of Justice certificate - Bloodstain Documentation and Collection Methods
National Institute of Justice certificate - Missing and Unidentified Persons/Cold Cases I
National Institute of Justice certificate - Footwear and Tire Impression Collection (in snow)
National Institute of Justice certificate - Drug Facts/Drug Facilitated Sexual Assault
National Institute of Justice certificate - Postmortem Molecular Autopsy I
National Institute of Justice certificate - Postmortem Molecular Autopsy II
National Institute of Justice certificate - Investigating Sudden Deaths
National Institute of Justice certificate - Missing and Unidentified Person Cases II
National Institute of Justice certificate - Offender Profiling/Psychology Contributions to Behavioral Crime Scene Analysis
Chelsea is currently near the completion of her Bachelor of Science degree in Criminal Justice and is always on the continuous pursuit for higher education, whether it be through accredited establishments or devoted self study. The above list of accomplishments is only expected to grow indefinitely.
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