Forensics & Blood Stain Pattern Analysis
Blood stain pattern analysis is one of the many specialties in the field of forensics. It involves the scientific disciplines of biology, math, physics, and chemistry. If the analyst follows a particular process, the blood spatter analysis can provide strong, solid evidence. This makes it a very effective tool for investigators. When bloodstain patterns are analyzed, they can show qualified analysts what happened when the crime was committed. This information can be used to reconstruct the crime and bring the guilty parties to justice.
Kerry Graves is a certified member of the International Association of BloodStain Pattern Analysis (IABPA) and the International Association of Identification (IAI). Kerry also taught Forensics for 2 years at the University level. Also, working with Graves Investigations is one of the ONLY Senior Crime Analyst within the Private Investigations Industry in North Carolina.
Certificate in BloodStain Pattern Analysis (September 2011)
Advanced BloodStain Pattern Analysis (September 2012)
- Taught by Herbert L. MacDonnell (Inventor of the Magna Brush and Father of BloodStain Pattern Analysis and Pioneer of Modern Forensic Science)
- Taught by Dr. Laura Pettler, owner of Carolina Forensics, Waxhaw, NC
- Taught by Anita Zannin, Owner of AZ Forensics in Syracuse, NY
- Taught by Former NYPD Homicide Detective John Cantone
- Certified Crime Scene Investigator
- Instructor of Crime Scene Management course at the University level
- Taught by Officer Ricky Kilian, Senior Crime Scene Investigator with the Davidson County, NC Sheriff’s Department
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