In 2009 he joined New Scotland Yard’s Murder Investigation Team where he remained for 12 years, building up a vast knowledge of what it takes to catch killers and bring them to justice.

His second book, Murder Investigation Team: Jack the Ripper, which will be released in 2023 is a fresh, new assessment of the unsolved Whitechapel murders, from a modern-day police expert. Steven was a police officer with London's Metropolitan Police for 30 years, with over half of that time spent as a Scotland Yard detective. Solving murders relies on an understanding of people, be that the victims, the witnesses and, most importantly, the killers themselves. Are you ready to challenge everything you thought you knew about the world of murder investigations? He regularly appears on true crime TV shows and podcasts, and provides freelance consultancy to film, TV, documentary makers and news outlets, helping to make our favourite police procedurals as close to the real thing as possible.In a journey from crime scene to trial, you will witness the emotional highs and lows of cracking real-life murder cases and discover why people kill, while debunking the myths that surround this detective work. Now retired from the force, his first book, Murder Investigation Team allows the reader to step inside the mind of an investigator in a never-before-seen look into what it takes to catch killers and bring them to justice. Then there are those who investigated the crimes: the ordinary men, doing their jobs as best they could, who will always be associated with the failed attempts to catch this monster.

Applying modern-day investigative approaches to the 19th century investigation, and with ground-breaking insight from one of the UK's leading criminal profilers, Pippa Gregory, join Steven on a gruesome and incredible journey of discovery into one of the most infamous crimes in British history. Whomever this man was, remains a mystery but there are few people who haven't heard of his nickname: Jack the Ripper. Biography: Steven was a police officer with London's Metropolitan Police for 30 years, with over half of that time spent as a Scotland Yard detective. Steven provides consultancy to film, TV, and documentary makers, and runs a YouTube channel, Murder Academy, providing walk-through videos on a wide range of criminal topics.His second book, Murder Investigation Team: Jack the Ripper, is a fresh, new assessment of the unsolved Whitechapel murders, from a modern-day police expert. London, 1888, and one-man's brutal campaign of violence has taken the lives of unsuspecting victims, cut London to the core and carved his name into history. Now retired from the force, his first book allows the reader to step inside the mind of an investigator in a never-before-seen look into what it takes to catch killers and bring them to justice. Detective Inspector Steve Keogh’s decorated 30-year career in the Metropolitan Police started in 1991- he spent most of it as a detective before finishing as a Senior Investigating Officer. He regularly appears on true crime and criminal justice podcasts, and provides freelance consultancy to film, TV, documentary makers and news outlets, helping to make our favourite police procedurals as close to the real thing as possible.

Steve then turned his hand to writing, and has authored two brilliant books - 'Murder Investigation Team - How Killers are Really Caught' and 'Murder Investigation Team - Jack The Ripper', taking readers into the intricacies of the investigation, comparing how the investigation was run, and how it would be now. Step inside the mind of an investigator in a never-before-seen look into what it takes to catch killers and bring them to justice. If Polly Nicholls, Annie Chapman, Elizabeth Stride, Catherine Eddowes and Mary Jane Kelly had not fallen to his knife, their names would have been lost to history. But if those crimes had happened today, how would they be investigated and how would the approach differ?