Forensic Evidence Analysis & Reconstruction
Contact us at 516-932-5278 or Hal@FEARForensics.com

Documentation can be performed in many ways; written notes, photographically, sketches, diagrams, computer generated diagrams/animation, video and written reports. Proper scene analysis depends upon the careful reviewing of the documentation, collection, preservation and examination of the evidence.


In order to have a reasonable degree of scientific certainty, one must be able to repeat the tests and have the results reviewed to insure accuracy and completeness. Accurate notes detailing the procedures used should also be retained, to allow for review by other interested parties.


Critical mistakes can occur in the interpretation of the facts, when the documentation or the analysis of the evidence is improperly or incompletely performed. Allow FEAR to review test results, analysis, written reports or the actual items of evidence.


On occasion, members of the private sector might not want to get the authorities involved in internal (civil) matters, FEAR can document items and process items of an evidentiary nature. Fingerprints, serological items, questioned documents, handwriting analysis, fonts, printers, inks, etc.


Several of our members are Auditors or Provisional Auditors for the ASCLD-LAB International Program
Fingerprints can be processed from a number of items. Different substrates require different processes or chemicals to make the latent prints visible. The prints should then be photographed and documented.
This item was processed with ninhydrin, a chemical which makes latent prints readily visible.
This print was one of many which were recovered after processing above communication.
Client wanted to know if a specific person had handled the laptop computer. Computer was processed for latent prints with positive results.
Item is photographed before any processing is performed.
Because of the nature of the substrate and the latent print, the print was photographed using different lighting techniques to insure that the print was able to be identified.
An inked print card is used to make an identification of latent or patent prints recovered from evidence submitted.
Blood and trace evidence was documented and examined from a single birdshot pellet.
Automobile damage was documented, examined and questioned substance was collected to determine veracity of witness in a civil matter.
Proper documentation of bullet hole in car door, along with trace evidence collection, showed directionality of bullet path
Muzzle to distance of discharged firearm, showing gunshot residue on substrate