To investigate unexplained and sudden deaths and carries out inquests.

A Fellow of The European Association of Forensic Science ; a cultural non-governmental and non-profit organization, founded in 2009 with headquarters in Rome, I've worked on and in various ways, pursuing academic, scientific and professional knowledge on statistical analysis, etiology, consequences, prevention, control and treatment of crime and delinquency. Participating in research to improve knowledge of forensic science at the European and international level to which I am an active "Criminal Investigator, and have studied a wide cross spectrum of disciplines from Bloodstain Pattern Interpretation, Computer and Network Forensics, Crime Scene Photography, Criminal Intelligence, Criminalistics, Environmental Psychology and Geographic Forensic Paleopathology, Forensic Taphonomy, Forensic Ballistics, Firearms and Explosives Identification, Forensic Biometrics and Legal Medicine. Engaged in all the major themes that reflect the main responsibilities of the activities of EAFS, trying to systematize the contents to build pathways for professional growth with maximum content.

Schweizerische Gesellschaft für Anthropologie (SGA)The Swiss Society for Anthropology (Société Suisse d Anthropologie (SSA)) is an umbrella association of Swiss anthropologists and represents interests and concerns in the field of anthropology towards the public and public authorities. Its members mostly comprise scientifically-oriented anthropologists who primarily operate in the fields of (pre-)historical and forensic anthropology, primatology and palaeoanthropologyThe Swiss Society for Anthropology - founded in 1920 - is the organization linking the Swiss anthropologists and the main aims ist to enact the interest of the field of anthropology to the public and the authorities. The society is part of the Academy of Natural Sciences (SCNAT). Close contacts are maintained with neighboring disciplines such as paleontology, human anatomy, zoology, ecology, anthropology, archeology, forensic science, history, and social history and history of medicine.

The Society for Anthropology is a representation of all anthropologists and human biologists in Germany. It was founded after a year of preparation in 1992 as a joint successor company of the now defunct German Anthropological Society in the new federal states and the Society for Anthropology and Human Genetics in the old federal states.As a Full member of the society and Undergraduate, BSc, MA, MS I'd promote and assemble scientific congresses and other events on a regular basis; promote and collaborate with other disciplines; inform the Members about Activities of the Company and of current anthropological projects.Level 2 completion of my PhD in Forensic Anthropology, that of physical/biological anthropology and closely related fields. Human osteology, skeletal biology, human variation, human anatomy, and statistics.Level 3 completion of my PhD in Forensic Anthropology specializing in forensic pathology/legal medicine, in physical/biological anthropology and closely related fields; significant emphasis on forensic anthropology, human osteology, skeletal biology, human variation, human anatomy, and/or statistics. (5 years post PhD/MD case experience) and International Certification in Forensic Anthropology by the International Academy of Legal Medicine (IALM) ; the certifying agency.A Council Member for the COUNCIL OF THE EUROPEAN UNION in formulating conclusions on the vision for European Forensic Science 2020 including the creation of a European Forensic Science Area and the development of a forensic science infrastructure in Europe.

My duties, responsibilities and functions fall under the A Bill (S. 355) sponsored by Sen. Benjamin Cardin (D-MD) that makes it a felony for a government employee or contractor who has authorized access to classified information to disclose such information to an unauthorized person in violation of his or her nondisclosure agreement. Then there is the the SHIELD Act, that would specifically criminalize disclosure — and publication — of information concerning human intelligence activities and source identities.

Forensic anthropology is a relatively narrow field, competition is fierce, so when this position became available I snapped it up. I specialized on one thing, Facial reconstruction, and skeletal research, Responsibilities included:Responsible for examination and analysis of the bones and skeleton.My foremost duty was to make out whether the bone being examined is of an animal or a human being. I was required to ascertain the height of the deceased (done by studying the femur bone and helps in determining the gender of a person by analyzing the hip and skull bones. My duty to find about the reason for death, time of death, kind of weapon used if any, any traces of illegal or toxic substance present in and around the dead body. (I was then required to present a well detailed and true report to King County which helped in further investigation if required).I used methodological sampling techniques to ensure exactitude, comprehensiveness, accuracy, precision and representativeness in my reports. To create and use text based management database systems to support the investigation of the actual raw data and observations. One of my main responsibilities was to comply with the standards and norms of the King County Medical Examiners Office to which I formed a part off.As an acting consultant whenever I was needed. ,My salary was expected anywhere from $37K to $70K per annum, depending on the location, my experience, my degree, etc. The average was somewhere around $55K pa. Needles to say I became involved in the object of study, Wether it was forensic anthropology, pathology, entomology, DNA forensics, and so on, Seattle and indeed King County has a diverse and spectacular array of death by any means you could imagine so it was a wonderfull place to start on my journey down the road of Forensic Anthropology.