I am a licensed private investigator with a background in criminal defence and criminology. I assist with the examination of evidence, factual inquiries and the preparation of clear, structured investigation findings for legal and other matters.
Private Investigation Services
Case reviews and evidence analysis
Reviewing investigation materials, witness accounts and documentary evidence to identify inconsistencies, evidentiary gaps and further avenues of inquiry. This can include preparing chronologies and organising complex case materials.
Witness interviews and statements
Conducting interviews to clarify events, explore relevant lines of inquiry and obtain detailed accounts. Preparing witness statements and documenting information for use in legal and other proceedings.
Open-source investigations
Locating, reviewing and corroborating information from publicly available records, websites, media and other open sources. Assessing the reliability of information and documenting its relevance to the matter under investigation.
Factual and insurance investigations
Examining the circumstances of disputed events and insurance claims through interviews, document review and corroborating inquiries. Establishing timelines, identifying missing information and assessing the consistency of available accounts.
Investigation reports and briefing materials
Preparing clear reports that distinguish established facts, conflicting accounts and unresolved questions. Bringing together relevant evidence, documenting sources and identifying practical options for further investigation.
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For private investigation enquiries, please get in touch with a brief outline of the matter and any relevant deadlines. The scope of work, suitability of the engagement and fees can be discussed before an investigation commences.
The Innocence Initiative at RMIT University
Alongside my private investigation work, I am an investigator at the Innocence Initiative at RMIT University. My work includes examining claims of wrongful conviction, reviewing criminal case materials and identifying further lines of inquiry that may assist a potential appeal.
The Initiative considers applications from people convicted of a criminal offence who claim factual innocence and have facts supporting that claim. Its focus is on whether the person committed the offence.
Enquiries about the Initiative’s eligibility criteria and application process should be directed through its website.
