expert witnesses
Video / Visual Evidence Expert Witnesses: 7
Audio Video Forensics Expert Witness Bryan Neumeister
Bryan Neumeister
Certified Audio & Video Forensic Expert
30 Lee Gate Lane
Grosse Pointe Farms Michigan
48236
USA
phone: (833) 872-3672
Audio Video Forensic Analysis Expert Witness Nick Barreiro
Nick Barreiro, BAC, AVFA, DIVRT, AFCE
Chief Forensic Analyst
6688 Nolensville Rd
Suite 108-129
Brentwood TN
37027
USA
phone: 615-854-8055
Analysis Audio Video Voice Image Forensics Expert Witness
Jonathan Broyles
Sr. Forensic Examiner
18695 Pony Express Drive #490
Parker (Denver Metro Area) CO
80138
USA, International
phone: 303-805-5301
fax: 303-841-7386
Audio Video Forensic Expert Witness Durand Begault
Durand R. Begault, PhD
Director
Charles M. Salter Associates
130 Sutter Street, Suite 500
San Francisco CA
94104
USA, CAN
phone: 415-470-5461
Police Use of Force Expert Witness John Black
John R. Black, PhD
915 SW Rimrock Way, Ste 201-403
Redmond OR
97756
USA
phone: 503-707-5107
Featured resources
by Ray S. Kim, PhD
by Stephen E. Siwek, et al
by Timothy W. Monsees
Nick Barreiro, BAC, AVFA, DIVRT, AFCE, Chief Forensic Analyst, is a Certified Audio Video Forensic Analyst and an FBI-trained member of the Digital Imaging and Video Recovery Team. During his 15-year law enforcement career, he was a patrol sergeant, technology project manager, media forensics expert, detective, digital evidence specialist, and patrol officer. Prior to his career in law enforcement, Mr. Barreiro was an audio engineer and producer in California. He also worked for KBMB radio in Sacramento and has extensive experience and training in audio enhancement and analysis.
Dr. John R. Black is a recognized expert with extensive experience in international, federal, and state courts on Lethal Force, Police Use of Force, Officer-Involved Shootings, and Civilian Self-Defense, blending forensic analysis with human-centered perspectives and systems thinking. Dr. Black employs a systems thinking approach that enables him to view incidents from multiple perspectives. He regularly speaks to Police leadership, investigators, lawyers, and organizations about how we think about the process of inquiry, our biases, and our sensemaking.

