

analysis and documentation, shooting reconstruction, police involved shooting scenes, forensic composite art, excavation of human remains, forensic entomology collection, digital imaging technology and photo enhancement. Tom has investigated thousands of forensic cases; including, murder, serial and mass murders, police involved shootings, bombings and sexual assaults. He worked at ground zero at the World Trade Center disaster and assisted with the anthrax testing and removal from the New York State government offices in 2001. Tom has a B.S. degree in Criminal Justice and serves as a guest lecturer at colleges and universities nation wide. In addition to his lectures, Tom has worked as a consultant for entities such as the national Institute of Justice. He has appeared on Court TV/TruTV as an expert guest analyst and has appeared on the Law Enforcement Television Network (LETN) – “Child Abuse/Child Murders”, the HBO series “Autopsy”, the Court TV series “Trace Evidence”, The TruTV series “Forensic Files” and has appeared on several episodes for The Discovery channel. He is the author of the Crime Scene Forensics: A Field Guide for the First Responder pocket guide series published by Looseleaf Law. Tom is a nationally recognized forensic expert who has instructed at numerous forensic training seminars across the United States, including the American Academy of Forensic Sciences Annual Conferences, The National Institute of Justice Annual Conferences and Technology Fairs, and the Smithsonian Institute. He is a faculty member of the National College of District Attorneys and an instructor for Public Agency Training Council, (PATC) and the International Association of Chiefs of Police, (IACP). He currently serves on the National Institute of Justice Technical Working Groups for both Sensor and Surveillance Technology and General Forensics. For Full CV - contact us |



| Senior Investigator Tom Martin (Retired) is President of Crime Scene Forensics, LLC, a forensic training and consulting company. Tom began his law enforcement career in 1988 as a uniformed New York State Trooper, and began his forensic career in 1990 as a crime scene field technician. For nearly his entire career, Tom was assigned to the New York State Police Forensic Identification Unit in Poughkeepsie, and supervised that unit for 14 years before retiring from that position in October 2010. Tom regularly provides expert forensic testimony in various state and federal courts. Tom’s training and experience encompass several fields of expertise, including: forensic crime scene processing, latent print processing and identification, blood stain pattern |