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Thomas E. Krupowicz is a retired
Chicago Police officer with over 33 years on the job. He was an expert in Latent Fingerprint work and supervised of the Latent
Print Unit for 12 years. Thomas E. Krupowicz is the author of Murder In The Fourth Dimension; Death Danced at
the Boulevard Ballroom; First Line Defense; The Lincoln Dollars; Dead Men Don't Drink Vodka; and, Fingerprints: Innocence
or Guilt: The Identity Factors.
According to the book description of
Fingerprints: Innocence or Guilt: The Identity Factors, “This book's purpose is to help
technicians to become latent print examiners and also to be used as a reference guide as an aid in the forensic sciences for
lawyers and all law enforcement officials. The book describes all facets of fingerprint terminology, questions that are often
asked about the science, and photos to help the reader to understand the science.”
According to the book description of
Dead Men Don't Drink Vodka, “This book is a collection of short stories that will satisfy
every reader's taste--whether it be in drama, humor, suspense, horror, or intrigue. The reader is in for a literary treat.”
According to the book description of
The Lincoln Dollars, “Jacob Ball was a Civil War veteran and a recipient of the Medal of Honor.
While Ball is in Washington, D.C. to accept the Medal, President Lincoln is assassinated. Jacob decides to travel west with
his family to find a better life. Driven to hardship by several family tragedies, he decides to take his family back home
to Iowa. When he gets lost in the desert, Jacob discovers a treasure cache. A diary kept by his wife list small clues as to
the treasure's location. Don Vincenso Fracci, a violent leader in the Torgosa Crime Family in New York,
was now retired. He acquires the diary and makes his remaining years a quest to find the treasure.”
According to the book description of
Murder In The Fourth Dimension, “After a near death experience, unbelievable secrets are revealed
to Chicago Police Officer Russell T. Wyer. His supervisors believe he is having a nervous breakdown, and suspend him. Russ
must prove that his vision was real and come to terms with his feelings for his partner, Iris Cobb, the mother of two young
children.”
According to the book description of
Death Danced at the Boulevard Ballroom, “This is a book about murder, cunning and deceit,
with a surprise ending. This novel is based on a true story about a cop killer and how he almost got away.”
According to the book description of
First Line Defense, “The trials and tribulations of four men who befriend each other as they
toil through their studies in the police academy and are later joined together on assignments at various police districts.”
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