This forensic document examiner brings more than 19 years of experience analyzing questioned documents across both government laboratory and private practice settings. His work includes detailed examination of handwriting, hand printing, and signatures, along with analysis of inks, paper, printing processes, document alterations, obliterations, indentations, and physical matches. He also has experience in latent print examination and the processing of evidentiary materials, supporting comprehensive forensic evaluation of questioned evidence.

A Diplomate of the American Board of Forensic Document Examiners, he holds a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry and completed a formal multi-year apprenticeship in forensic document examination. His background includes work within accredited forensic laboratories operating under ISO/IEC quality standards, as well as independent consulting through his own practice. He has testified as a qualified expert in federal and state courts and remains active in professional organizations, including ASQDE, SWAFDE, IAI, and NIST OSAC. His experience also includes publications and presentations addressing forensic document analysis and related human factors in the discipline.