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I’m Shelby Peace, a research-focused writer specializing in true crime and investigative storytelling. With a Bachelor of Science in Psychology and Criminal Justice from Radford University and graduate study in Forensic Psychology at Arizona State University, I focus on building accurate, victim-conscious narratives that respect the human impact behind each case. I enjoy turning complex research into clear case timelines and engaging long-form scripts—whether I’m exploring investigations, interrogations, or police body-camera footage. My background in research synthesis, source evaluation, and forensic psychology helps me communicate evidence clearly, fact-check thoughtfully, and craft scripts with strong pacing and retention while keeping context front and center.…I’m Shelby Peace, a research-focused writer specializing in true crime and investigative storytelling. With a Bachelor of Science in Psychology and Criminal Justice from Radford University and graduate study in Forensic Psychology at Arizona State University, I focus on building accurate, victim-conscious narratives that respect the human impact behind each case. I enjoy turning complex research into clear case timelines and engaging long-form scripts—whether I’m exploring investigations, interrogations, or police body-camera footage. My background in research synthesis, source evaluation, and forensic psychology helps me communicate evidence clearly, fact-check thoughtfully, and craft scripts with strong pacing and retention while keeping context front and center.

Shelby Peace

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I’m Shelby Peace, a research-focused writer specializing in true crime and investigative storytelling. With a Bachelor of Science in Psychology and Criminal Justice from Radford University and graduate study in Forensic Psychology at Arizona State University, I focus on building accurate, victim-conscious narratives that respect the human impact behind each case. I enjoy turning complex research into clear case timelines and engaging long-form scripts—whether I’m exploring investigations, interrogations, or police body-camera footage. My background in research synthesis, source evaluation, and forensic psychology helps me communicate evidence clearly, fact-check thoughtfully, and craft scripts with strong pacing and retention while keeping context front and center.…I’m Shelby Peace, a research-focused writer specializing in true crime and investigative storytelling. With a Bachelor of Science in Psychology and Criminal Justice from Radford University and graduate study in Forensic Psychology at Arizona State University, I focus on building accurate, victim-conscious narratives that respect the human impact behind each case. I enjoy turning complex research into clear case timelines and engaging long-form scripts—whether I’m exploring investigations, interrogations, or police body-camera footage. My background in research synthesis, source evaluation, and forensic psychology helps me communicate evidence clearly, fact-check thoughtfully, and craft scripts with strong pacing and retention while keeping context front and center.

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I’m Shelby Peace, a research-focused writer specializing in true crime and investigative storytelling. With a Bachelor of Science in Psychology and Criminal Justice from Radford University and graduate study in Forensic Psychology at Arizona State University, I focus on building accurate, victim-conscious narratives that respect the human impact behind each case.

I enjoy turning complex research into clear case timelines and engaging long-form scripts—whether I’m exploring investigations, interrogations, or police body-camera footage. My background in research synthesis, source evaluation, and forensic psychology helps me communicate evidence clearly, fact-check thoughtfully, and craft scripts with strong pacing and retention while keeping context front and center.

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Work Experience

Honors Researcher - Psychology / Criminal Justice at Radford University

January 1, 2024 - December 31, 2025

Conducted honors research examining a psychology/criminal-justice topic. Reviewed and evaluated scholarly and credible sources, synthesized findings into evidence-based written analysis, and organized complex results into clear academic materials and presentations. Assessed research quality, limitations, ethical considerations, and relevance, with emphasis on sensitive topics such as victimization, domestic violence, trauma, criminal behavior, prevention, and justice-system processes.