Homicide & Suspicious Death

Independent examination of evidentiary records, reconstruction of investigative timelines, assessment of physical and documentary evidence, and forensic review where significant questions remain unanswered.

Crime Scene Reconstruction

Reconstruction of events from the available physical and documentary record. Assessment of scene consistency, event sequence, and the relationship between observed evidence and reported conclusions.

Cold Case Re-examination

Application of the CASE 1948 methodology to historical investigations. Independent review of records, documentation, photographs, and evidentiary material using contemporary forensic standards.

Evidentiary Record Examination

Independent examination of documents, reports, photographs, recordings, and associated records where findings depend upon the integrity of the record itself.

Questioned Documents

Examination of documentary records, signatures, alterations, pagination, sequencing, authorship indicators, and document integrity.

Behavioral Reconstruction

Behavioral reconstruction from the evidentiary record in support of criminal investigations and post-incident analysis.

Police & Investigative File Review

Independent review of investigative files to assess documentary consistency, evidentiary continuity, and support for reported conclusions.