THANK YOU Please be sure to visit our generous Sponsors, exhibitors and partners.

They support us by providing their time, gifts and monetary contributions which allow the CCA to provide a quality

experience for you, the attendee.

Our Sponsors: Black Onyx Sponsor ~ Banquet Dinner

Donor Alliance

Diamond Sponsor ~ Welcome Reception Rocky Mountain Lions Eye Bank

Bronze Sponsors ~

Notebooks CDPHE-CoVDRS

Meeting Bags Bio-One

Lanyards Trauma Services of Colorado

Pens Rocky Mountain Bio-Hazard

Continental Breakfast Crime Scene Cleaners

Conference Programme Crime Tech Services

Our Exhibitors: Absolutely Clean

Advanced Detection Solutions Aftermath Services

NMS Labs FARO Technologies, Inc.

VertiQ

Our Partners:

Terry Leong - Southland Medical - for your generous gift Sarah Urfer - ChemaTox - Thank you for your generous gift

Welcome Reception

Tuesday, June 4, 2019 5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.

Generously Sponsored By

All of our guests, speakers and participants are invited to the welcome reception on Tuesday

evening. This will be a most enjoyable evening of socializing with your friends and colleagues.

This Week’s Networking Events

Welcome Reception Tuesday, June 4, 2019 Everyone Is Welcome 5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. Social Networking and Greeting hor d'oeuvres Cash Bar Inventory Reduction Sale ~ CCA Store

General Membership Meeting Wednesday, June 5, 2019 5:30 p.m.- 7:00 p.m. Election of Board Members Update on Legislation

Banquet Dinner/Masquerade Party Thursday, June 6, 2019 Nametag Required for Entry 5:30 - 9:00 p.m. Celebration, Recognition and Awards Cash Bar

Thursday, June 6, 2019

5:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m.

Generously Sponsored By

All Registered Participants and Guests are invited to our annual Banquet Dinner.

We will celebrate another fabulous year and recognize those who have received awards and

earned Certification.

Banquet Dinner Masquerade Party

Wednesday, June 6, 2018 0700 – 0750: Registration and Continental Breakfast

0750 – 0800: Welcome and Opening Announcements By: Randy Gorton - CCA President; Kit Carson County Coroner

0800 – 0930: The Dam Hazards—Impact of Dam Infrastructure Failure on Communities By: Susan Alexander, M.S., Emergency Management Specialist, Colorado Springs Utilities Ken Hughlett, Emergency Management and Continuity, Senior Emergency Management Specialist

0930 –1030: Working Together & Investigating Motor Vehicle Fatalities By: Capt. Brian C. Lyons, Colorado State Patrol, Troop 2D

1030 – 1045: Morning Break

1045– 1200: Preventing Discrimination, Harassment and Retaliation By: Diana K. May, Senior Assistant County Attorney, El Paso County Attorney’s Office

1200—1300: Lunch

1300 – 1430: An Overview of Fire Death Investigations By: Ralph R. Mangan, IAAI-CFI Fire Investigator, Colorado Springs Fire Department

1430 – 1445: Afternoon Break

1445 – 1700: Equivocal Rape/Murder -The Solange Haikkala Case By: Emma Hall, Boulder County Coroner Detective Steve Ainsworth, Boulder County Sheriff’s Office Ryan Brackley, Assistant District Attorney, 2nd Judicial District, Denver District Attorney

1730 – 1900: General Membership Meeting

Thursday, June 7, 2018

0700 – 0750: Continental Breakfast

0800 – 0930: Mass Fatality Preparedness: Lessons Learned from the October 2017 Shooting In Las Vegas, Nevada By: John Fudenberg, Clark County Coroner, Nevada

0930 – 0945: Morning Break

0945 – 1045: Mass Fatality Preparedness: Lessons Learned from the October 2017 Shooting In Las Vegas, Nevada By: John Fudenberg, Clark County Coroner, Nevada

1045 – 1200: Prescription and Illicit Drugs By: Sgt. Glenn E. Thomas, Sr. Colorado Springs Police Department, Gold Hill Division

1200 – 1300: Lunch

1300 – 1500: Photography, Evidence and Chain Of Custody By: Sarah E. Bohne, CLPE, CFWE Crime Lab Supervisor, Colorado Springs Police Department

1500 - 1515: Afternoon Break

1515 – 1700: Mass Casualty/Fatality Incidents By: Mark K. Boley, South Central Regional Field Manager, Office of Emergency Management (OEM) Kevin Kuretich, Northeast Regional Field Manager, Colorado Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Management

1730 – 2100: Banquet Dinner

Friday, June 8, 2018

0700 – 0750: Continental Breakfast Sponsored by Crime Scene Cleaners

0800 – 1000: Interviews and Interrogations By: Richard Radabaugh, Senior Instructor, University of Colorado, Colorado Springs

1000—1030: Morning Break and Check Out

1030—1200: Forensic Odontology By: Kim Look, DDS

1200—1215: Break

1215—1315: Donation and Death Investigation By: Jonathan D. Boyd, American Association of Tissue Banks, McLean, Virginia

1315 – 1415: Colorado Electronic Death Registration (EDR) System By: Michelle Cowell, Field Unit Supervisor Office of the State Registrar of Vital Statistics, CDPHE 1415 – Announcements and Departure

Thank you all for your participation and attendance.

20 hours of Continuing Education Credits with

CCA, CCSTB, ABMDI POST and AATB

Exhibit Hall Meet with our Sponsors/Exhibitors

for a chance to win door prizes including One (1) complimentary Registration for

one of the CCA June Conference or October Training events.*

Here is how it works:

Introduce yourself to each Sponsor/Exhibitor

Have them sign your card, located on the other side of this page

Submit your card with signatures from each Sponsor/Exhibitor

(Only completed cards are eligible)

Once your card has all of the signatures completed, turn it in to Emma Hall or Jen Vien.

*Registration is for one event, and does not include lodging or transportation. Registration is non-transferable. You must be present to win. Drawing will be held on Friday, June 7 during our final training session.

Exhibitor Tour ______________________

Your Name Absolutely Clean _______________________________________ Advanced Detection Solutions _______________________________________ Aftermath Services _______________________________________ Bio-One _______________________________________ CDPHE/CoVDRS _______________________________________ Crime Scene Cleaners _______________________________________ Crime Tech Services _______________________________________ Donor Alliance _______________________________________ FARO _______________________________________ NMS Labs _______________________________________ Rocky Mountain Lions Eye Bank _______________________________________ Rocky Mountain Bio-Hazard _______________________________________ Trauma Services of Colorado _______________________________________ VertiQ _______________________________________

Sponsors &

Exhibitors

Absolutely Clean Absolutely Clean is a locally owned cleaning company that uses Bio-Green cleaning products whenever possible. We are the only firm in the state to be IICRC certified for Trauma and Crime Scene Remediation. We have provided professional and compassionate service to families, communities and businesses after traumatic events.

Advanced Detection Solutions Virtual Autopsy services – Introducing Virtual Autopsy (Post-Mortem CT) services. Virtual Autopsy / PMCT can help enhance traditional autopsies. Our services are modular and can be tailor-made to your own facility and/or shared regional needs. Whole—body forensic x-ray system – Introducing FOBOS™ (Forensic Body Scanner). Automatic acquisition of full-body overview images. Mobile system. Low cost of ownership.

Aftermath Services Aftermath is the premier provider of crime scene, death, and biohazard cleanup. Since 1996, we have provided professional and compassionate services to families, communities, and businesses after traumatic events. With 36 locations and emergency response 24/7/365, our qualified cleanup professionals assist customers after homicides, suicides, unattended deaths, accidents, and more.

Bio-One Bio-One specializes in Crime & Trauma Scene Cleaning, but that is only a part of our multi-faceted business. We handle meth, tear gas, fentanyl, hoarding, rodent and sewage cleanup as well as bio-hazard and hazardous waste removal. No job too big or small for our compassionate, highly skilled teams. We are licensed, certified, insured, and professional. Available 24/7.

CDPHE-CoVDR’s The Colorado Violent Death Reporting System (CoVDRS) is a public health surveillance system which collects data on violent deaths (suicide, homicide, etc.) from death certificates, coroner, and police reports. It is housed at the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment and is part of the CDC’s national efforts to understand these deaths for the purposes of public health prevention.

FARO FARO® is the world's most trusted source for 3D measurement, imaging and realization technology. FARO's public safety and forensic solutions enable investigators to capture a complete 3D replica of scenes and objects that can be digitally revisited any time. With FARO, accurately document everything needed to analyze the evidence and present compelling courtroom presentations.

NMS NMS Labs is an international forensic and clinical reference laboratory that is unsurpassed in its scope of toxicology tests, accuracy of results, scientific expertise, and innovation. The state-of-the-art headquarters includes clinical, forensic and research facilities, a dedicated and secure crime laboratory, and is staffed by over 350 highly trained professionals. NMS Labs is passionate about promoting public health and safety.

Rocky Mountain Lions Eye Bank The Rocky Mountain Lions Eye Bank’s mission is to fulfill the wishes of eye donors and their families to help another overcome blindness through transplantation and research. Our dedication to this mission allows eye, organ and tissue donors in Colorado and Wyoming to provide over 2,500 sight-restorative transplants each year.

Crime Scene Cleaners An established professional and compassionate company specializing in cleaning homicide, suicide and unattended deaths.

Crime Tech Services Crime and trauma scene cleanup is a necessary service that we provide. Though at times our work is difficult, we are committed to maintaining a respectful, dignified, and caring relationship with our clients. Our crews are fully trained and experienced to handle any sort of cleanup.

Donor Alliance Donor Alliance is the federally-designated, non-profit organ procurement organization and an American Association of Tissue Banks (AATB) accredited tissue bank serving Colorado and most of Wyoming. As a recognized leader in facilitating the donation and recovery of transplantable organs and tissues, Donor Alliance’s mission is to save lives through organ and tissue donation and transplantation.

Welcome New Coroners!

The November 2018 Election brought us 21 New Coroners

Trace Larson, Alamosa County Brandon Bishop, Archuleta County

Jason Nichols, Bent County Jeffery Graf, Chaffee County

Chris Hegmann, Clear Creek County Roy Vigil, Costilla County

Gary Gibson, Crowley County Lance Boren, Delta County

Aaron Hankins, Dolores County Sandy Graeff, Elbert County

Dr. Leon Kelly, El Paso County Michael Barnes, Gunnison County

Annette Cannon, Jefferson County Victor Yahn, Mesa County

Jimmy Adelman, Mineral County Jesse Arthurs, Moffat County

Laura Smith, Rio Blanco County Stephen Hunzeker, Rio Grande County

Ronald Cooper, Sedgwick County Kayla Daugherty, Teller County

Dallas Bowin, Washington County

Rocky Mountain Biohazard Rocky Mountain Biohazard believes in helping others in their greatest time of need. We pride ourselves for running a business with a high sense of faith, integrity, and compassion for helping others. We hold our client’s hand through this difficult process. We promise that we will ensure that our client is taken care of properly.

Trauma Services of Colorado Trauma Services of Colorado (TSC) LLC. is a Disabled Veteran owned business, operated by husband and wife team Randy & Gina Woodworker. We specialize in homicide, suicide, unattended death, blood, decomposition, bodily fluid & all biohazard waste clean-up. We clean commercial, residential & cars throughout the entire state of Colorado. TSC’s company motto: “Discretion and Compassion is Our Utmost Concern”.

VertiQ CME is an Internet enabled, customizable, integrated system for case and workflow management with both in-house and hosted solutions available. CME records, tracks and reports demographic data of deceased persons and others associated with a case; creates autopsy, investigative & toxicology reports; links digital images & documents; tracks body, evidence and property intake and release via bar codes.

Save The Date

THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN DEATH INVESTIGATOR’S

TRAINING

brought to you by the

Colorado Coroners Association

October 9th, 10th, 11th, 2019

DoubleTree Hotel by Hilton

743 Horizon Drive ~ Grand Junction, CO 81506

970.241.8888

We will update our website with more information in the upcoming weeks.

In Memory

Joseph “Joe” G. Giadone February 4, 1942—May 6, 2019

Joe served as the Prowers County Coroner from 1981-2019. He will be missed.

This programme is sponsored by

Steven Misner, Owner/Operator

Crime Tech’s founder and lead biohazard clean-up manager graduated from the

Pikes Peak Law Enforcement Academy and maintains a close, collaborative,

working relationship with victim’s advocacy and LE agencies.

Our Staff’s specialized training and understanding in LE offers a competitive

edge over others when handling crime and trauma scenes and other hazardous

settings.

Crime Tech is a locally-owned and operated company priding itself on personal-

ized and empathetic services. Crime Tech is a locally-recognized expert with

close working relationships and alliances with agencies and businesses through-

out the city. This allows Crime Tech to provide personalized, family-like, experi-

ences while addressing customer’s sensitive needs.

Proudly serving Adams, Arapahoe, Jefferson, Douglas, Elbert, El Paso, Teller,

Pueblo, Fremont and Huerfano counties.

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Visit our Website at www.coloradocoroners.org