Handwriting analysis has long carried a reputation for spectacle. Popular media often frames it as a novelty skill or party trick. In reality, forensic handwriting analysis has played a role in some of the most significant criminal cases in recent history.

In today's rapidly evolving digital landscape, cyber-harassment has taken on new and more insidious forms. While online defamation and harassment are not new phenomena, the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies has significantly escalated both the reach and the severity of these attacks.

In the digital age, platforms like Reddit, YouTube, Discord, and other platforms are no longer neutral spaces for public discourse—they are profit machines engineered to amplify controversy, defamation, and digital vigilantism.

The modern world no longer needs courtrooms. It has social media. One accusation is all it takes to destroy someone's life. Sometimes literally.

In today’s world, where everything from your job search to your friendships happens online, your digital reputation is more important than ever.

From blueprint to build: P.E.T. prepares to deliver measurable empathy reconstruction in offenders using VR, haptics, and biometric feedback.

Regulating speech won’t restore dignity. But a modern code of ethics can. This forensic manifesto exposes why censorship fails—and what must replace it.

Last week, Donald Trump signed an executive order that allows states to reinstitutionalize people deemed a danger to themselves or others.

Real forensic experts don’t speak in absolutes—and for good reason. This piece explains the legal and ethical limits behind what we can actually say, and why those rules matter.

There’s a growing trend online that doesn’t get nearly enough scrutiny. People are confusing confidence with credentials. And it’s getting dangerous.