Scope of Work: - Since 1995

• Extract usable information from video and/or audio data

• Compare Defendant to Crime Scene Images -  Measurements/Ratios/Characteristics

• Photogrammetry Evaluation and Enhancement if needed

• Expert Witness Testimony

Legal Presentations: - Print and popular software types

• Electronic Multi-Media in non-linear Power Point, FLASH and HTML

• High Quality Prints in all sizes and materials

• Media storage copies on CD, DVD, SD or Flash drive

When  poor quality crime scene images are used as evidence, the solution is seldom a 'One size fits all" activity. For example, computer enhancement, a popular solution on television, will alter the image evidence and can then be deemed unusable in a court of law. Although invaluable as an investigative tool, computer enhanced images seldom add any real value to legal proceedings.

The first step in using a crime scene image as evidence is to compare images of the defendant to the crime scene image. Then similarities and differences in the image details can be established. Many times this will deliver an uncontested realization of the truth.

The second step is to produce a clear and simple presentation of findings in both print and electronic mediums.