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Dr Jane Monckton Smith is a forensic criminologist , developer of DART (Domestic Abuse Reference Tool) and a senior lecturer and an independent DHR chair. <strong>CCChat</strong> previously interviewed Dr Monckton Smith in the stalking edition in June 2017. We are here to find out about some exciting updates. Dr Jane Monckton Smith
Dr Jane Monckton Smith DART Revisited Homicide Timeline H i Dr Monckton Smith, thank you so much for agreeing to this interview In June, we talked about DART, what it is and how it can be used alongside the DASH. I know that you have recently made it more accessible, in what way? We are constantly developing the dart app, adding new content, taking feedback and including new research. We are now out of the peer review stage, so are able to offer the dart app for just 99p. We are also proud to be able to say that we are able to offer dart to any agency helping victims for no charge. Dart has over 500 pages of information and I have included a few sample pages to illustrate what kind of information we have included. You never know when you might need it! You have recently been involved in research around the homicide timeline, what did you find? Having looked at hundreds of cases now, and worked with families and professionals, I have managed to construct a temporal sequence - or timeline, for an intimate partner homicide. There are 8 key stages, and each stage offers opportunities for intervention, and indicates increasing risk. It’s absolutely fascinating and some people who are bereaved by homicide have said its sent a shiver down their spine, and that it accurately reflects their experience. We will be publishing it as soon as we can, and as soon as it has been through peer review. We have started a blog which will give updates on dart, the timeline, the projects of the Homicide Research Group at the University of Gloucestershire, and the work of Forensic Criminology in Homicide prevention. And a final question: what is your all time favourite song? It’s too difficult to pick just one song as a favourite, but there is a song which really gets inside my head, and more often than not makes me cry! It’s Only love can hurt like this by Paloma Faith. It’s just so visceral and heartfelt, it captures some of the pain of loss which is such a huge part of my life and my work. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=_Dat9CRV800 Dr Jane Monckton Smith
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