Drawing on more than 30 years of experience in forensic science, this expert witness provides analysis related to crime scene investigation, evidence handling, and reconstruction of incidents. Their background includes over 10 years of litigation-related involvement, including consultations, depositions, and courtroom testimony, with subject matter addressing interpretation of physical evidence and reconstruction of events in criminal cases.

Extensive field experience includes responding to major crime scenes such as homicides and officer-involved shootings, where responsibilities have involved crime scene photography, latent fingerprint processing, and the systematic collection and preservation of evidence. Their work also encompasses bloodstain pattern analysis, shooting incident reconstruction, bullet trajectory evaluation, and comparison of footwear and tire impressions. In addition to fieldwork, their experience includes laboratory-based processing of evidence and participation in autopsy procedures to document findings and collect forensic materials relevant to cause of death.

In addition to casework, this expert has been qualified as an expert witness on numerous occasions across municipal, state, and federal courts, providing testimony in areas including crime scene processing, reconstruction, fingerprint analysis, and evidence collection. Their professional activities also include training crime scene personnel and supporting proficiency testing in bloodstain pattern analysis, contributing to the advancement and standardization of forensic practices.

They hold an associate degree in liberal studies and have completed extensive specialized forensic training in areas such as bloodstain pattern interpretation, fingerprint analysis, and crime scene processing. Certifications include Crime Scene Analyst, Senior Crime Scene Analyst, and Bloodstain Pattern Examiner through the International Association for Identification, where they also maintain lifetime membership.