Solve the
unsolvable.
Together.
A statewide consortium of homicide investigators advancing the discipline of violent crime investigation through training, peer review, and shared casework intelligence since 1995.
31st Annual Advanced Homicide Investigation Conference
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Training & Events
| Category | Date | Title | Location | Price | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| conference · 09.28conference | 09.28 | 31st Annual Advanced Homicide Investigation Conference | Asbury Park, NJ | $724 | OPEN |
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Active Membership
Open to sworn law enforcement personnel actively assigned to homicide, major crimes, or violent crime investigations within the State of New Jersey.
- Conference & training member rates
- Statewide investigator network access
- Closed-case review & peer consultation
- Monthly intelligence digest
- Member-only resource library
- NJHIA credential & directory listing
Every dollar funds
a closed file.
Most homicide units run on training budgets that haven't been re-baselined in a decade. The investigators carrying open files — the ones working an unsolved case at three in the morning — are the ones least likely to be sent to the trainings, conferences, and case-consultation programs that would actually help them close it.
NJHIA exists to bridge that gap. We fund the scholarships, peer reviews, and shared casework intelligence that agency budgets don't cover — across local, state, and federal investigators alike — so the next break in a cold file doesn't depend on whether a department had the line item.
Every contribution is fully tax-deductible. Receipts are issued automatically the moment a gift clears.
- $25A training workbook + member archive access for one investigator
- $150A closed-case peer-review session for a department working a stalled file
- $500A full conference scholarship seat for an investigator from an underfunded agency