Gain access to forensic services backed by decades of experience, groundbreaking research, and international recognition in the fingerprint and identification field.
Grounded in evidence, scientific rigour, and a commitment to truth, Brian works with police services & training colleges, defense & prosecuting legal teams, private investigators, insurance companies, forensic associations, art specialists, and more.
With decades of work in the Ontario Provincial Police and beyond, this service provides a second, expert set of eyes on critical evidence. Brian is on the scene quickly, with highly specialized tools and laser technology.
Defense and Legal Teams: Gain unbiased, science-based reviews that challenge or confirm evidence presented in court.
Law Enforcement Agencies: Receive expert consultation on complex or inconclusive fingerprint cases.
Investigators and Private Clients: Access truth-focused evaluations that help strengthen or clarify casework.
With decades of innovation in fingerprint science and forensic methodologies, clients gain access to trusted, evidence-based expertise. Brian’s consulting services and training provide clarity for complex investigations.
Brian is not only the pioneer of laser fingerprint detection, author of three books on forensic sciences, but also a former Manager of Forensic Services with the OPP, and ongoing speaker and researcher.
There are few people more qualified in this field who can offer law enforcement, legal teams and institutions the credibility and expertise that Brian can.
Forensics is always evolving, and staying ahead means testing, refining, and pushing the boundaries of what’s possible in the lab.
Research work here focuses on new and better ways to detect, preserve, and analyze fingerprints, making sure the science keeps pace with today’s investigative challenges.
This kind of work is valuable for higher education, law enforcement and agencies as well as research partners worldwide – collaborating on projects that move the science forward.
Brian’s current adjunct work at Laurentian University means that graduate students are supervised through their master’s research, combining hands-on lab work with new ideas that strengthen the field.
Participation in international conferences also means staying connected with global experts, sharing results, and learning from peers around the world.
These services are all about bridging proven experience with new discoveries. Whether you’re in academia, research, or applied forensic work, the science continues to grow stronger and more useful.
Today’s savvy audiences can spot the difference between guesswork and authenticity. Brian brings real-world expertise into writers’ rooms and on set, giving productions credibility, depth, and trust. His past work on Forensic Factor resulted in authentic details that add drama and realism without clichés, and expert input prevents mistakes that distract or discredit a story.
The result: Films, TV series, podcasts and documentaries that are compelling and scientifically sound. It’s fact-checking at its best, with the best in the field!
This service assists in matters of provenance, authentication, and forgery detection – combining scientific evidence with investigative insight to resolve disputes and solve mysteries. Items are examined with a level of detail that traditional art appraisals alone can’t provide.
Notably, laser fingerprint detection technology was applied in attempts to establish the provenance of Russian Avant-Garde paintings, including works attributed to Vassily Kandinsky and Kasimir Malevich.
These pioneering applications highlight how forensic innovation can expand beyond law enforcement into art history, adding a powerful layer of truth to the study and preservation of cultural heritage.
For speaking engagements, specialized training, or research, Brian welcomes opportunities to share knowledge and expertise with organizations around the world.
