Expert Forensic Consulting
What We Offer
Each service track is listed below with scope, qualifications, and contact information.
Jayme Dozier, Detective Sergeant
Jayme Dozier holds certification in Bloodstain Pattern Analysis through the International Association of Bloodstain Pattern Analysts. Fewer than 65 people worldwide hold this credential. It requires demonstrated proficiency in the physical science of blood behavior, pattern classification, and crime scene reconstruction at a level that withstands peer review and cross-examination.
Jayme is available for:
- Case review and pattern analysis on active investigations.
- Trial preparation and consultation for prosecution or defense.
- Expert witness testimony in criminal and civil proceedings.
- Documentation review and critique of existing BPA work product.
BPA testimony lives or dies on the analyst's ability to explain complex physical science to a jury without oversimplifying it. Jayme has done that work. The credential is specific, the methodology is documented, and the science is defensible.
Jayme Dozier, Detective Sergeant
Strangulation cases are uniquely difficult to prosecute. The majority of victims show no visible external injuries and defendants routinely claim consent, accident, or self-defense. Investigators and attorneys who have not worked these cases routinely underestimate how much the science matters at trial.
Jayme has been sought specifically as a subject matter expert in strangulation cases involving domestic violence, homicide, and interpersonal violence. He understands the anatomy, the physiology, the injury patterns that do and do not present visibly, and the investigative and legal challenges that distinguish strangulation from other assault categories.
He is available for:
- Case review and investigative consultation on strangulation-involved incidents.
- Expert witness testimony for prosecution or defense.
- Assistance preparing investigators or attorneys for the evidentiary and credibility challenges specific to strangulation cases.
Detective Aaron Rosen
Aaron Rosen is an experienced crime scene photographer and active special victims investigator. His consulting work focuses on the documentation side of complex cases: what was captured, how it was captured, whether the documentation meets evidentiary standards, and how to present it effectively to a jury.
Aaron is available for:
- Review of crime scene photography and evidence documentation for technical accuracy and evidentiary completeness.
- Consultation on documentation gaps and how to address them.
- Preparation of courtroom exhibits and digital media presentations, including photo arrays, scene reconstructions, and evidence displays designed for jury comprehension.
- Expert review of opposing documentation work product.
Cases involving inadequate or contested crime scene photography lose evidence that cannot be recovered. Cases with strong documentation still lose juries when the presentation is disorganized or technically inaccessible. Aaron works both problems in a way that is visually appealing while meeting the standards of admissibility as an expert.
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Common Questions
Yes. Jayme and Aaron are available to prosecution and defense alike. The analysis does not change based on who is paying for it.
Bloodstain pattern analysis is relevant in any case where blood is present at a scene, which extends well beyond homicide, including assault, suspicious death, officer-involved shootings, and insurance or civil fraud cases where scene documentation is contested.
Strangulation consulting applies to domestic violence, sexual assault, homicide, and any interpersonal violence case where strangulation is alleged or disputed.
Forensic documentation consulting applies broadly, including vehicle incidents, fire scenes, premises liability, civil rights cases involving use of force, insurance disputes, and any matter where the quality or completeness of photographic evidence is at issue.
If you are not sure whether your case fits, submit an inquiry and we will tell you straight.
As early as possible. Consultants engaged at the investigation stage can identify documentation gaps while something can still be done about them. Bringing in an expert two weeks before trial is better than nothing, but it is not the same thing.
Yes. Expert witness qualifications are evaluated under Daubert in most state courts. Credentials, methodology, and peer review standards for both BPA and strangulation science meet those requirements.
Submit an inquiry through the contact form below or call directly. Describe the case, the type of expertise needed, and your timeline. Response within one business day.
Yes. Consulting and testimony are available nationwide.
