SEMINARS

This seminar is classroom based and jammed with media, including crime scene photos, original videos, interrogation videos, and information known only to the killers themselves. This seminar is fast-moving and will cover over 50 juvenile homicide cases, including school shootings, family murders, mall shootings, cult killings, media-inspired killings, gang killings, and thrill killings.

This course will teach attendees the top ten reasons juveniles kill, the six types of teen killers, the warning signs that were missed, and ways we can keep our schools and communities safe. Phil will take attendees back in time, exploring the history of juvenile homicide, which dates back to 1786, and will discuss 2 of the first school shootings, which occurred 35 years ago, back in 1974. Phil will also give attendees a dose of youth culture, familiarizing attendees with today's teen entertainment, including video games, music, and movies.

Phil provides a side of teen murder that nobody else can really provide, and that is a description of the crimes from the killers themselves, whom Phil has spent over 20 years interacting and building a relationship with. He provides answers to questions like "What did the police do right?" "What did the police do wrong?" and "How did the school and teachers fail you?" Phil also warns that he will take attendees "inside the mind of a teen killer," which is a very dark place, and some of the content may trouble some attendees.

Phil's mission is to save innocent lives, and make our schools and world a safer place for children to grow up in.

Some of the cases featured in this years seminar include: A mall shooting carried out by a teenager; a school shooting carried out by two children, who were not even teenagers yet; A double-homicide committed by an 8-year-old; juvenile murder/suicides; a juvenile who killed his step-mother and placed her body into a freezer; and a juvenile who raped and killed his own sister in their family home.

Phil will also address teens who may have gone on to become serial killers, teen murder in other countries, and serial killers like Jeffrey Dahmer who began as teen killers. Attendees will witness hundreds of crime scene photos, evidence photos, photos of the killers' journals and weapons, along with advice from law enforcement, investigators and school administrators.

Every attendee will take home a valuable seminar booklet that they can refer back to throughout the year and use in their own personal training sessions. The most common feedback from numerous attendees is "I wish Phil had more time to speak" and "the best training I have seen in my entire career."