Interpretations of crime scenes or incidences is based on the facts developed in the case. These facts are derived from both physical and testimonial evidence. The facts are  then documented in the form of notes, reports, sketches and photography. The review and interpretation of the incidences are based on this documentation or the lack of it.

I am a generalist in crime scene investigations and case/incident review, Certified as a Senior Crime Scene Analyst by the I.A.I..

My services involve the review of previous case / incident documents providing the basis for interpretation of the documented facts. This interpretation can then be used to prove or disprove the theory of the case or provide crucial information on what further forensic analysis may be required.

To provide such analysis I'll need the following items for case / incident review:

1. Photographs of the incident or crime scene

2. A copy of the initial report

3. A copy of the evidence receipt

4. If a death investigation, then a copy of the
autopsy report, diagram and photographs.

Active Member in the following professional organizations:

3D PHOTOGRAPHY and VIDEOGRAPHY

I also specialize in 3D Photography and 3D Videography to document the incident
in true perspective. This allows the viewer the ability to see the incident scene three dimensionally, not an animation but true 3D photographs and video. Special 3D photography and video equipment is used to document the incident scenes.

Use 3D stereoscopy to present as critical evidence in court testimony for:

• Industrial accidents

 
• Crash Reconstruction

 
• Crime Scene Reconstruction

 
• Insurance Claims

 
• Fire Scenes

 
• Actually any scene or incident where depth perception

is required to depict the actual scene.