I have 2 bachelor's degrees under my belt, one in Psychology and the other in Criminal Justice (with an emphasis in Crime Scene Investigation). I REALLY want to work in the Forensic Science field; however, it seems that every job I have applied for is asking for work experience. I can't obtain work experience if no one is willing to hire me because I have no work experience. I want to find out how I can use both degrees to obtain a really good paying job in the forensics field, or something related to it so that I can move over to the forensics field after obtaining a few years of job experience. Any advice?

Have you considered applying to the police force in the largest nearby town and getting to know the forensics folks? As a cop you will regularly interact with all sorts of investigative types.

And just as an aside, a bachelor degree does not actually qualify you for anything. It just prepares you to become qualified. Which is why they want experience. They want someone that is actually qualified.

Yes, most "crime scene investigation" in the US is merely done by local police officers in small forces that have no CSI departments.

So going to work for a police department is not a bad idea.

Also many crime labs have interms during your college you never did work as a intern ?