GREELEY, Colo. - ColoradoDesk -- Reflecting on 2025 – Preparing for 2026
2025 has seen saw strong growth with ourselves with Karen semi-retired, and is now only continuing as the Administrative Manager of the World Association of Detectives (WAD) – and given the Honorary Lifetime Membership Award. Dean's new implant device from June is doing better than expected and he is back to improving and better heart health. Dean and Karen continue to bring our agency to the top-level for expert consultations and legal investigations nationwide. Having a positive outlook, and positive life-work balance, are key to daily personal success. 2025 closes in a very positive way.

From our Family to you and yours – Thank You, Happy Holidays, and looking to a great 2026!

How Expert Medicolegal Death Investigators Bridge the Evidence
Criminal defense investigators and attorneys play a crucial role in upholding the principles of justice, ensuring every accused defendant receives a fair trial. To achieve this, it is important to explore and understand the unique relationship between crime scene investigation and autopsy evidence (and medical records for non-fatal events; used interchangeably here). Let's look at the importance of establishing this nexus between the crime scene investigation and autopsy, as well as the defense investigation with the medicolegal expert consultation.

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Featured Commentary (December): Medicolegal Death Investigation - The Nexus of Crime Scene Investigation and the Autopsy
Criminal defense investigators and attorneys play a crucial role in upholding the principles of justice, ensuring every accused defendant receives a fair trial. To achieve this, it is important to explore and understand the unique relationship between crime scene investigation and autopsy evidence (and medical records for non-fatal events; used interchangeably here). Let's look at the importance of establishing this nexus between the crime scene investigation and autopsy, as well as the defense investigation with the medicolegal expert consultation.

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