Anthony Schembri is a respected law enforcement and academic professional with over four decades’ experience in the field. Over the years, he has drawn praise from such varied sources as New York City Mayor, President Jimmy Carter, Florida Governor Jeb Bush, and New York Governor Mario Cuomo. First appointed to the Brooklyn District Attorneys Office he advanced to Deputy Chief of the Narcotics Bureau, then to Director of Training at the District Attorneys Police Academy. Anthony Schembri has served as the city’s Deputy Inspector General, investigating cases of major crime and corruption. He was appointed by the Mayor of New York as Corrections Commissioner, a position putting him in charge of 12,000 uniformed officers and 20,000 inmates at 19 separate jail facilities. Today, the Citrus County, Florida, resident serves as a Visiting Professor at Oxford and Sheffield Hallam University and named Outstanding Professor of the Year at the University of Florida.

Title: Crime Scene Investigation and Management

Criminal Investigative Analyst Criminal Intelligence Analyst Geographic Profiler GPA I Certified Anti-Terrorism Specialist.

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Professor and Dean of Applied Sciences European Forensic Institute. Between 1969 and 2008, he had a full career as a practitioner with the Directorate of Forensic Services New Scotland Yard, in the roles of Fingerprint expert, Crime scene Investigator, Crime Scene manager and Crime Scene Coordinator. In project management he created modern sequential treatment laboratories designed to deal with the volume crime in London and pioneered the concept of Forensic Intelligence. He set up one of the world’s first Forensic Intelligence Units in 2001 and was the Head of Forensic Intelligence Metropolitan Police until 2008. He has the Kings College London University Diploma in Crime Scene Investigation and Fingerprint Expertise. He developed the wireless, three electrode, method of electrostatic dust mark lifting, the Pathfinder’ now used worldwide. In 2012 he published the textbook ‘Forensic Intelligence’ CRC Press. In 2018 he joined the European Forensic Institute as a lecturer and was invited to lecture on Forensic Intelligence at the Istituto Di Scienze Forense, Corporate University, Milan. In 2021 he was awarded a Professorship in Criminology, Forensic Criminology and Forensic Intelligence and awarded the role of President of the Istituto Di Scienze Forense University Milan. In February 2024 the university renewed his professorship. He has been a member of the Chartered Society of Forensic Sciences (CSFS) since 1983, and in October 2024 was elected as the Honorary Editor of the CSFS.

Crime Science in the 21st Century

Dr. Gatti has a degree in Physics and the PhD in Bioengineering. In 2012 she was honoured with an International Fellowship by the world Societies of Biomaterials and Engineering (FSBE). At present she is Vicepresident of the Nanodiagnostics Foundation with a specific mission on the health of babies and is supervisor of the scientific laboratory of the Foundation where a Field Emission Gun environmental Scanning Electron Microscope works for the nanopathologic studies.He is Past Professor of Biomaterials at the Faculty of Biosciences and Biotechnologies at the University of Modena and Reggio Emilia (Italy) and director of the Laboratory of Biomaterials. She was Consultant of all the Governmental Commissions on Depleted Uranium and related diseases. For that she had 2 auditions at the House of Lords in London and collaborated with the Department of Defense in USA. She was Coordinator of the nano-eco-toxicological Project of the Ministry of Defence of Italy and coordinated two EU research projects of Nanopathology, Nanotoxicity and of Nanoecotoxicity.

Ultrastructural investigation in the brain of Sudden Infant Death (SIDS) and Sudden intrauterine (Siuds) Unexplained Death Syndromes

Louis Sorkin received his Masters of Science in Entomology from the University of Connecticut, at Storrs and began his entomological career of over 43 years in the Department of Entomology (Division of Invertebrate Zoology) at the American Museum of Natural History, New York City, working on arachnid systematics and insect cuisine. He also curated the extensive, preserved arachnid and myriapod collections. He has worked with pest management companies and has taught recertification courses over the years relying on proper identification and ecology to manage and control pest species. He is the principal entomologist and founder of Entsult Associates, Inc.

Grime Scene Investigation – What might be present during an investigation

Dr. James graduated from a one-year course, McGill University, Dental Forensics Program; part on-campus training with the Surete du Quebec Forensics Team. Dr James is focusing on Child Abuse, Elderly Abuse, Human Trafficking, and Intimate Partner Violence. He also gives educational PowerPoint presentations on these topics. Also, trained at University of Tennessee, Body Farm, and Clandestine Grave Recovery. Dr Frizzell’s motto is: “The Power of Observation”, in the forensic’s world.

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AM. Vergara is a biochemist graduated from the National University of La Rioja (UNLaR), a Specialist in Criminalistics and Forensic Activities (UNC), and currently a Master's candidate in Medical Molecular Biology at the University of Buenos Aires (UBA). He serves as an Official Judicial Expert in the Province of La Rioja, Argentina, and is the Director of the Legal Chemistry Laboratory of the Technical Judicial Police. He is also a university professor in Criminalistics, teaching Analytical and Legal Chemistry, and an active academic researcher

In what ways can data-driven criminal investigation contribute to societal well-being?

Gary is a qualified expert in digital forensics with over a decade experience in the field. He is highly skilled in forensic investigations and has testified as an expert witness over a dozen times. He is particularly versed in matters involving misappropriation of company resources, theft of intellectual property, and intentional destruction of data. In his role as Director within the Digital Forensics & Investigations practice, Gary leads day-to-day operations, conducts forensic investigations, and provides expert witness and testimony services to our law firm and corporate clients. He has a reputation for taking complex technical information and breaking it down into more easily understood concepts, which will prove to be invaluable to our clients. Gary graduated from Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania with a bachelor's degree in Computer Forensics, and has earned various certifications throughout his career, most notably the CCE ("Certified Computer Examiner") and GCFE (“GIAC Certified Forensic Examiner”) certification. His recent professional highlights include being the computer forensic expert for the Steven Avery defense ("Making a Murderer"), founding a regional forensic lab for a global eDiscovery service provider, and assisting in the build-out of the Forensics & eDiscovery infrastructure within a large social media company.

Analyzing data exfiltration events in an M365 corporate environment

Robert B. Fried is an experienced professional who has spent over twenty-two years collecting and investigating electronic evidence. He attained a BS and MS in Forensic Science, and certificates in Law Enforcement Science, Computer Forensic Investigation, and Information Protection and Security from the University of New Haven. Robert serves on the Board of Advisors for the Masters in Investigations program at the University of New Haven. Robert serves on the EC-Council Global Advisory Board for the Computer Hacking Forensic Investigator (CHFI) certification. He holds and actively maintains the following industry certifications: AccessData Certified Examiner (ACE), Certified Forensic Computer Examiner (CFCE), EnCase Certified Examiner (EnCE) and GIAC Certified Forensics Analyst (GCFA), C4 Certified Bitcoin Professional (CBP). Robert is a licensed Professional Investigator in Michigan and is a licensed Private Investigator in New York and South Carolina. He is the author of PI Magazine's Cybersluething Department, where he shares insightful content on topics relating to digital forensics, eDiscovery, data privacy, and cybersecurity. Robert is also the author of the books, Forensic Data Collections 2.0: The Guide for Defensible & Efficient Processes and Forensic Data Collections 2.0: A Selection of Trusted Digital Forensics Content (2023) & Second Edition (2024).

Forensic Validation & Its Crucial Role in Digital Forensics

Zaida Melissa Guajardo, Criminal Profiler, Handwriting Analyst, Grapologist. Bachelor's Degree in Criminal Justice Forensic Investigations National University Master's Degree in Criminal Profiler Escuela Internacional de Criminologia y Criminalistica.Professional Technology in Graphology and Graphotherapy.

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Group CEO CIP. Fellow, Cyber Theory Institute. Director, Fintech & Cyber Security Alliance (FITCA) working with Governments. NAMED A GLOBAL EXPERT IN INTERNET ASSET & DNS VULNERABILITIES

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Bernadine C Benson B Tech: Policing (cum laude) (PT); M Tech: Policing (cum laude) (TUT); DLitt et Phil: Police Science (Unisa). Bernadine is a full professor in the College of Law at Unisa, where she is currently the Acting/Head of Academic Quality Assurance and Enhancement. She joined Unisa in 2007 after a career of 19 years with the South African Police Service. Her Master’ dissertation addressed perceptions of corruption at three different police stations in Tshwane, and her PhD studied the nature and extent of heritage crime. She is the Editor-in-Chief of the South African Museums Association Bulletin (SAMAB). She also supervises numerous PhD and MA students. Her version of therapy is deep-sea fishing.

Exploring the operational functioning of the SAPS Forensic Science Laboratory (SAPS-FSL) - A literature review-based perspective

Edward Khomba Ngokha currently works part-time as a consultant, offering expert guidance on forensic strategy, quality management and policy development. He is a retired Major General and former Head of the Forensic Science Laboratory in the South African Police Service (SAPS), where he served for over 28 years. He is currently pursuing a PhD in Forensic Science at the University of South Africa.

Exploring the operational functioning of the SAPS Forensic Science Laboratory (SAPS-FSL) - A literature review-based perspective

Claudia Ines Parellada has completed her PhD in Archaeology at University of Sao Paulo, Brazil, in 2006, and she was the chief of Archeology Department at Paranaense Museum, in Curitiba, since 1990. She has been working as a Professor of Master and PhD Program in Anthropology anda Archaeology, Federal University of Paraná (UFPR) in Brazil since 2021. She has published more than 100 papers in brazilian and international journals and works in partnership with police teams in Brazil, and a TED X speaker in 2019.

Forensic archaeology in Brazil: expanding interdisciplinary studies in criminal investigation

Dr. Michael Gurley is a Lecturer / Professor of Criminal Justice The University of Tennessee at Martin, Department of Behavioral Sciences / Criminal Justice Full-Time UTM Faculty, Main UTM Campus and 5 UTM Regional Centers: UTM Regional Center Parsons TN. UTM Regional Center Jackson TN. UTM Regional Center Selmer TN. UTM Regional Center SomervilleTN. UTM Regional Center Ripley TN. University of Memphis: Professor of Teaching: Full-Time2016-2023 Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice 329 Browning Hall Memphis TN

Blunt Force Trauma Aiding Vascular Asphyxiation Misdiagnoses

Dr. Marshall S. Rich, a Ph.D. candidate in Cyberpsychology at Capitol Technology University and Senior Expert for Cybersecurity at the US Institute of Peace, leverages his multifaceted background in military, government, and corporate sectors. His work is centered on integrating psychology with cybersecurity to formulate proactive risk mitigation strategies. Dr. Rich's goal is to enhance organizational cybersecurity resilience by understanding the psychological aspects of cyber threats and bridging human behavior with technological defense systems. His extensive education includes a Doctor of Business Administration, an M.A. in Computer Resources, and a B.B.A. in Business Information Systems.

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Michael Graziano is a retired Detective who worked at the Suffolk County Police Department. Michael Graziano worked with the Suffolk County Police Department for 25 years. Michael began his career as a Patrol Officer. Due to his extensive computer and programming skills, along with his ability to implement these skills to his police work, he was promoted to work in the department's C.O.P.E Unit and then the department's I.T. Section. During his work in these units, he was responsible for creating programs that tracked gang members, stolen items, and patrol checks. Michael had been awarded several department recognitions for his arrests resulting from his police investigations. Michael was promoted to Detective and assigned to the Computer Crime Unit. During his almost 12 years in the Computer Crimes Unit, Michael was responsible for forensic analysis of digital evidence, including computers, mobile devices, DVRs, and other digital media, in such investigations as homicide, narcotics, white color crimes, and child exploitation. Michael was responsible for starting up and heading forensics investigations in the Megan's Law task force. Michael had been awarded several recognitions for his hard work in child exploitation cases that resulted in protecting children from sexual exploitation. Michael finished his last year with the Suffolk County Police Department as a Detective in Criminal Intel, where he was responsible for forensic investigations involving homeland security and gang investigations. Michael is the co-owner, with his wife, of Executive Digital Group. Executive Digital Group offers services that include Digital Forensics, Cybersecurity along with I.T. Technology strategies and support.

Data Breaches / Cyber Threat Analysis: How to prevent and respond to Data Breaches AND how to incorporate Cyber Threat Analysis into your business

Magdalena Zamroczyńska obtained her PhD degree in law from Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań (Poland), in the field of criminal procedure in 2016. She currently works as an assistant professor at the University of Szczecin (Poland), where she continues her scientific development in the field of criminal procedure and medical law. She has published over 50 articles in renowned journals and books. She is an active attorney representing parties in court in criminal proceedings.

Application of blockchain technology in the chain of custody

Noelia Gatell García and Marta Perales Gómez are forensic experts based in Madrid, Spain, working internationally in the field of forensic psychology and criminology. Noelia holds degrees in Psychology and Criminology, a Master's in Health Psychology, and a Master's in Legal and Forensic Psychology. Marta holds a degree in Criminology and Master's degrees in Legal and Forensic Psychology, Forensic Science, and Legal and Forensic Medicine. Both are certified in Legal and Forensic Medicine, with additional training in criminalistics, child sexual abuse, gender-based violence, neuropsychology, and forensic neuropsychology. With years of experience as forensic expert witnesses in Spain, they collaborate with legal professionals and institutions in a wide range of cases, including family law, criminal profiling, medical negligence, labor incapacity, and gender violence, among others. They are members of the GLAFIMS Academy’s International Network of Expert Forensic Consultants. Their work combines scientific rigor with a victim-centered approach, offering specialized forensic assessments and international training contributions.

Child Abuse and Neglect: A Multidisciplinary Approach to Forensic Intervention and Prevention

Noelia Gatell García and Marta Perales Gómez are forensic experts based in Madrid, Spain, working internationally in the field of forensic psychology and criminology. Noelia holds degrees in Psychology and Criminology, a Master's in Health Psychology, and a Master's in Legal and Forensic Psychology. Marta holds a degree in Criminology and Master's degrees in Legal and Forensic Psychology, Forensic Science, and Legal and Forensic Medicine. Both are certified in Legal and Forensic Medicine, with additional training in criminalistics, child sexual abuse, gender-based violence, neuropsychology, and forensic neuropsychology. With years of experience as forensic expert witnesses in Spain, they collaborate with legal professionals and institutions in a wide range of cases, including family law, criminal profiling, medical negligence, labor incapacity, and gender violence, among others. They are members of the GLAFIMS Academy’s International Network of Expert Forensic Consultants. Their work combines scientific rigor with a victim-centered approach, offering specialized forensic assessments and international training contributions.

Child Abuse and Neglect: A Multidisciplinary Approach to Forensic Intervention and Prevention

Christabel Francis is an Assistant Lecturer at the department of Anatomical Sciences, University of Calabar, Nigeria. She obtained her first degree in Anatomy from the department of Anatomical Sciences in 2018. She proceeded to get a Master's degree in Forensic Science (Forensic Taphonomy) at the University of Kent, United Kingdom in 2023. She is a passionate Forensic Scientist who would like to push the frontiers of the field in Africa. Her short-term goal is to mentor young scientists who are willing to take Forensic Science as a career path in Nigeria. She intends to establish a private Forensic Crime Laboratory in Nigeria in the near future.

Forensic Doctor - Research Officer. At University Hospital of Point G, BAMAKO-MALI. Lecturer at Medical and Odontology Faculty of BAMAKO. I am also: Trainer for Dead Bodies Management for ICRC of MALI.

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Melissa Phelan is a crime analyst that has served families on both the state and federal level as a consultant since 2015. She works with victims and their loved ones pro-bono as a 3rd party consultant to provide in depth reports and analysis with the goal of providing new leads, evidence or potential locations of victims. She specializes in criminal profiling on cold cases and active missing persons & homicide investigations. Melissa has dedicated her life to protecting innocent people, while ensuring that those in law enforcement are properly supported through evidence-based strategies and education. She has dedicated 10 years of research into new profiling methodologies, reform regarding human trafficking and watchlist abuse. She is also well versed in the complexities faced regarding organized harassment and illegal surveillance programs.

The Potential of Harnessing Innovative Geographical Profiling and Crime Mapping Methods

Dr Nigel Bradely Bougard holds a MA and PhD in Criminology from the University of Pretoria (UP). He is as an academic and researcher at the University of South Africa (UNISA), Department of Criminology and Security Science. His research interests include violent crimes, political offences, economic crimes, gangsterism, victimology; and criminological assessment and evaluation of offenders. He is actively involved in postgraduate supervision and training of both honours and masters’ students. Dr Bougard comes with extensive practical and theoretical experience in both Criminology and Victimology.

Risks associated with adult female rape perpetration in South Africa: Perspectives of post-rape services providers

Waldo Adonis graduated as a Biochemist from the University of Santiago de Chile (USACH), holds a Master's degree in Forensic Sciences from the University of Valencia (Spain), is an expert in Forensic Biology, Microdactyloscopy and specialist in Forensic Biometrics, among others. He currently works as an expert in Lophoscopy at the Copiapó Regional Criminalistics Laboratory of the Chilean Investigative Police (PDI), member of IAI, IAI Colombian division, ALEIH, AEFICC, CCIDD, and teaches classes on this subject and related to the forensic field in various Latin American organizations and institutions (Ecuador, Argentina, Dominican Republic, Mexico). His research areas are Descriptive geometry applied to Lofoscopy, Multimodal Biometrics, Cadaveric Rehydration, Footwear and Tire Tracks and Congenital anomalies in fingerprints. International speaker, teacher and consultant.

Can unclassifiable lophograms be identified