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MFS - Masters in Forensic Science

Board Certified Senior Crime Scene Analyst:

Certified Force Science Analyst: 

Certified Video Examiner and Metrologist:

by AXON

Qualified Expert Witness: 

Crime Scene Reconstruction, Force Science, Shooting Incident Reconstruction, Bloodspatter Interpretation, Forensic Photography, Wound Ballistics and Forensic Animation in Federal and State Courts (Alaska, California, Colorado, Florida, Maryland, Mississippi, Missouri, New Jersey, New York, Texas, Washington, & West Virginia.)

510.724.1003   |  PO  Box 375, Pinole, CA 94564  USA 

CERTIFIED IN CRIME SCENE ANALYSIS   |   CERTIFIED IN FORCE SCIENCE ANALYSIS

Crime Scene Analysis and Shooting Reconstruction

My primary interest is in the reconstruction of shooting incidents, the human and mechanical dynamics of shooting and the science of wound ballistics which relates to the use of firearms against humans and specifically to the interaction of projectiles and the human body. 

I perform firearms and ballistic research with high-speed video, still camera systems and a Doppler ballistic radar system.

I am also a forensic photographer specializing in crime scene, evidence, and wound photography, digital imaging --  and video, photograph, and image analysis.

High Speed Video

Forensic Computer Animation

Current and Prior Professional Memberships

  • American Academy of Forensic Sciences (Fellow)

  • International Wound Ballistics Association (Co-Founder)

  • International Association of Bloodstain Pattern Analysts

  • International Association for Identification (SCSA)

  • Assoc of Firearm & Toolmark Examiners (Technical Advisor)

Publications

MISLEADING ENTRY WOUNDS FROM ATYPICAL BULLET BEHAVIOR

ATYPICAL BULLET BEHAVIOR – MISLEADING GUNSHOT WOUNDS AND BULLET IMPACT SITES

SYNTHETIC GELATINS AS SOFT TISSUE SIMULANTS

METHODOLOGY OF IDENTIFICATION OF THE NON-STANDARD DISCHARGE FROM FIREARMS

WHERE ARE THE BULLETS? THE EXPLANATION FOR THE LACK OF RECOGNIZABLE BULLETS AT CERTAIN SHOOTING SCENES

DRYWALL: TERMINAL BALLISTIC PROPERTIES OF FORENSIC INTEREST

RESEARCH PAPER PUBLISHED IN THE INVESTIGATIVE SCIENCES JOURNAL

A SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH PAPER PUBLISHED IN THE FBI'S FORENSIC SCIENCE COMMUNICATIONS