While the term "homicide survivor" is commonly used with the family of the deceased, it's equally appropriate to use with colleagues in civilian or military jobs. This interview spotlights U.S. Navy Commander Tina Erwin (Ret.) and her determination to understand the suspicious death of a young man under her command.

Commander Erwin noticed that the submariners used their "gut feelings" to know when something was "off." This intensified her lifelong interest into the deeper meaning of events. As she saw it, "The Navy was a tremendous schoolhouse in which to study all the facets of behavior and karma, from the worst to the finest levels of humanity."

Commander Erwin discusses the suspicious death of a sailor under her command. Her reaction showcases her compassion, competence and conviction in trying to right this wrong.

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