Our very own Annette Tracy has passed away, and it is with a heavy heart that we write to inform you of her passing. We are writing to inform you of her passing. Annette, who had been battling cancer for a considerable amount of time, ultimately succumbed to the disease on January 22 through a prolonged struggle.
Due to the fact that Annette has been in charge of the forensic sciences and crime scene investigation projects at CJI for close to ten years, she is already considered an integral part of the organisation.
Her job with the Criminal Justice Institute came after she had spent twenty years working as a crime scene specialist for the Little Rock Police Department and as a member of the California Highway Patrol.
During that time, she was also a member of the California Highway Patrol. Everyone here held Annette in the highest regard. Whether in a professional or personal capacity, her quick wit and her willingness to tell you the truth were attributes that were cherished by everyone who knew her. Her eagerness to tell you the truth was unwavering.
She was very enthusiastic about the investigation of crime scenes, and she was always pleased to give Arkansas law enforcement with the most recent training opportunities. She was also very happy to provide these possibilities. The investigation of crime scenes in this state was significantly impacted by her work, which had a tremendous impact on the investigation.
The most important thing is that she left a significant impression on the lives of those people who had the good fortune to know and love her. Each and every one of us will miss her tremendously. Please keep Annette’s family in your thoughts and prayers as they go through this difficult time. We ask that you remember them throughout this difficult time.
