About Me
Professional over 27 years of experience working in
the forensic photography field, of which 11 years were spent in supervisory
roles. In the past, I've held positions at the International Criminal Tribunal
for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY), the United Nations Office on Missing Persons
and Forensics (OMPF), and the Department of Forensic Medicine of the European
Union mission in Kosovo (EULEX). Over the course of this time period, I have
held positions in a number of different departments within the law enforcement
agency, one of which is the office of the medical examiner. In addition to
that, I have experience working in the fields of archeology and humanitarian
work. Collectively, these teams have represented more than twenty different
nations with a wide variety of cultures.
I worked on cases involving sexual assault, violence
against women and children, human trafficking, mass disasters, crime scenes,
autopsies, cases in jails, and missing persons, including searching for
evidence of mass executions and mass graves, exhumation, and identification.
However, my work did not limit itself to these specific types of cases.
As a member of the Peruvian Forensic Anthropology Team
(EPAF), which worked in conjunction with various organizations in Peru,
including the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, the National Criminal Court,
the Prosecutor Office, the Human Rights Association, and the Inter-American
Court of Human Rights, I was able to contribute to the investigation of crimes
committed in Peru.
Now for
the past few years, I have been working as a consultant, and I have also
directed a number of workshops on forensic photography for a variety of
organizations and institutions. These include the International Committee of
the Red Cross (ICRC), the International Center for Transitional Justice (ICTJ),
the German International Cooperation (GIZ), the Human Rights, Medico-legal
Institute, and various ONG.
I have written a guidebook on the use of forensic
photography in forensic anthropology and bioarcheology, which you can find here
on this website. My photographs have been featured in a variety of
publications, such as scientific articles, journals, magazines, and books, in
the fields of forensic anthropology and bioarcheology. In addition, I have a
photography exhibition that is currently on permanent display at the museum of
Memory, Tolerance, and Social Inclusion in Peru. This exhibition depicts the
exhumation of Putis, which is the largest mass grave that has ever been
discovered in the history of Peru.
I
am currently working as a consultant, but I am available for either a long-term
or short-term contract.
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