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The Wisconsin Association of Homicide Investigators was founded in 1996 in response to requests for specialized training in the area of death investigation. The object of forming the association was to further the education of it's members, and all law enforcement. Since that time the Annual Training Conference of the Wisconsin Association of Homicide Investigators has drawn attendees from across the United States.

WAHI has established a reputation for bringing in only the best trainers in their fields. They have been brought in from all over the world to share their expertise, in a wide variety of subjects, with our members.The training received during the conference, and the networking with other investigators,is invaluable to anyone involved in death investigation. WAHI members include local, state and federal law enforcement officers, coroners and medical examiners, prosecutors and others who work in this field.

If you have any suggestions or things you would like to see on the web site, please contact Det Sgt Ed Anderson, Douglas County Sheriff's Department, via E-mail to: andersone@ci.superior.wi.us.

Thanks for visiting and enjoy the site, we hope it a useful part of your membership in WAHI.

 

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Joe Krieg New President
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ImageDet Joe Krieg of the Superior Police Department takes over as the new president of the Wisconsin Association of Homicide Investigators at the annual conference in Eau Claire on 24 April, 2008.

Joe graduated from Mosinee High School in1970, from UW-Superior in 1974 with a degree in Education.

In 1983, Joe began his 25 years (so far) career in law enforcement with the Superior Police Department and has been a Detective for 15 years. His  current assignment is Senior Investigator.

Joe’s primary case assignments include crimes against children- with children as victims and/or suspects- and has been actively involved in all major cases in Superior since 1993, including but not limited to: homicides; assaults; bank robberies; child abductions and missing children. Joe also works with and educates the community to curb gang activity in his additional role as gang officer.

Joe and his wife Deb have been married for 35 years and have raised three children. There oldest daughter teaches in Northern Wisconsin. Another daughter is a business professional in Milwaukee and their son just graduated from Medical School and will begin his residency in South Carolina in July of 2008. They have one grandson who keeps them all young.

Joe has been a member of WAHI since 1996 and member of the Board of Directors since 2003.

Joe is also the President of the AGIA, Asian Gang Investigators Association.
 
President's Message
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Friends and fellow members of WAHI

This my first message as President of WAHI. A position I am truly honored to hold. I will try and keep my comments brief. 

The reviews are in. The 2008 Conference was another over whelming success. As everyone knows, plans are well under way for the 2009 Conference to be held in Lake Geneva, WI. The dates for this Conference are April 22-24. Start making your training plans now to attend. Rick Luell, my compliments on yet another excellent job done by the Training Committee. 

I want to thank Steve Daniels for his leadership this past year. WAHI continues to be a growing organization with a history of strong leadership. It is my goal to keep WAHI moving forward with the guidance, wisdom and experience and dedication provided by the Board of Directors. 

Welcome and congratulations to the newly elected officers, Dana Nigbor-Second Vice President, Mariellen Kostopulos-Secretary, Charles Flad-Historian and Ed Anderson-Treasurer. This same greeting is extended to newly elected members to the Board of Directors, Wayne Smith, Charlie Jones, Scott Buerger, Al Kraeger and William Warmington. 

I want to thank Tracy Finch and Jeff Wolf for their years of service to WAHI. Your passion and dedication will be missed. Keep in touch. 

I wish to extend an invitation to any and all Investigators to submit articles of interest on cases you have worked on. These articles can be submitted to Ed Anderson for publication on the WAHI web site, andersone@ci.superior.wi.us.

Website address is: http://www.wi-homicide.org.

The best way we can all learn is through the experiences others. 

Finally I would like to congratulate the DCI Death Investigation School Graduates, Class of 2008. We are looking forward to your participation in WAHI. 

Looking forward to 2009 

Joseph A. Krieg/President

Wisconsin Association of Homicide Investigators.
 
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