In this captivating episode of Beyond the Big Screen, join host Steve and recurring guest Frank Scalise, a former police officer and crime fiction author. Frank, also known by his pen name Frank Zafiro, dives into his rich career in law enforcement and writing. We explore the intriguing distinctions between true crime and crime fiction, highlighting Frank's latest novel, 'Silence of the Dead' from the Charlie 316 series. They discuss the character nuances, themes of gray ethics, and the evolution of culture and policing showcased in the book. Expect deep dives into the challenges of co-authoring, the complexities of ethical considerations in policing, and much more. Tune in for a thought-provoking journey through the labyrinth of crime storytelling!
02:13 Discussion on True Crime vs. Crime Fiction
13:16 Evolution of Policing and Society
30:22 The Changing Landscape of Law Enforcement
36:01 Exploring Nuance in Character Development
40:44 Ethics and Entitlement in Policing
51:59 Spokane's Unique Character and History
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