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Gary GraffSpecialties
Bloodstain Pattern Analysis, Shooting Incident Reconstruction, Crime Scene Analysis and Reconstruction TFT Courses Taught Bloodstain Pattern Analysis Workshop Investigative Analysis and Crime Scene Reconstruction Shooting Incident Reconstruction Shooting Incident Documentation Death Investigations |
About Gary Graff
Gary W. Graff retired from the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) in 2010 after 23 years of service. During the course of his career, Mr. Graff’s investigative work resulted in a number of commendations, including the 2008 Special Agent of the Year for the Oklahoma City Division of the FBI.
Mr. Graff’s broad investigative experience included public corruption, fraud, sex crime, property crime, and violent crime. Much of his casework was coordinated with state and local law enforcement agencies. His substantial trial experience included complex cases involving hundreds of court exhibits and witnesses. Mr. Graff received specialized training in numerous investigative disciplines including homicide investigation, crime scene processing, sketching and reconstruction, shooting incident reconstruction, and blood stain pattern analysis. He was a certified police instructor, SWAT member and instructor, firearms instructor, and member of the FBI’s Evidence Response Team. After the World Trade Center attack in 2001, he served as a Team Leader of one of the teams sifting through debris at Fresh Kills landfill. In 2011, he became a certified fraud examiner.
As a Marine Corps officer, Mr. Graff supervised the collection and analysis of signals intelligence, retiring after 21 years of service both active and reserve. Awards included the Combat Action Ribbon and Navy Commendation Medal.
Mr. Graff has a Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Oklahoma.
Partnered with Forensic Analyst Iris Dalley Graff, Special Agent, Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation (Retired), the Graff team provides training, case consultation and qualified expert testimony in general investigative methods, crime scene analysis, shooting incident reconstruction, and blood stain pattern analysis. Their instruction focuses on the needs of the student and the practical skills necessary for success in the field. They remain dedicated to sharing their 50 plus years of collective experience and helping police investigators and crime scene personnel improve their professional skills.
A Student's Experience:
“The crime scene reconstruction course by Gary and Iris Graff was an incredible learning experience. The knowledge and experience Gary and Iris brought to the class concerning scene documentation, bloodstain pattern analysis and shooting incident reconstruction was invaluable and their focus on scientific methodology and fact based objective analysis should be a model for all crime scene analysis training”.
Brian Smith, Georgia Bureau of Investigation
Gary W. Graff retired from the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) in 2010 after 23 years of service. During the course of his career, Mr. Graff’s investigative work resulted in a number of commendations, including the 2008 Special Agent of the Year for the Oklahoma City Division of the FBI.
Mr. Graff’s broad investigative experience included public corruption, fraud, sex crime, property crime, and violent crime. Much of his casework was coordinated with state and local law enforcement agencies. His substantial trial experience included complex cases involving hundreds of court exhibits and witnesses. Mr. Graff received specialized training in numerous investigative disciplines including homicide investigation, crime scene processing, sketching and reconstruction, shooting incident reconstruction, and blood stain pattern analysis. He was a certified police instructor, SWAT member and instructor, firearms instructor, and member of the FBI’s Evidence Response Team. After the World Trade Center attack in 2001, he served as a Team Leader of one of the teams sifting through debris at Fresh Kills landfill. In 2011, he became a certified fraud examiner.
As a Marine Corps officer, Mr. Graff supervised the collection and analysis of signals intelligence, retiring after 21 years of service both active and reserve. Awards included the Combat Action Ribbon and Navy Commendation Medal.
Mr. Graff has a Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Oklahoma.
Partnered with Forensic Analyst Iris Dalley Graff, Special Agent, Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation (Retired), the Graff team provides training, case consultation and qualified expert testimony in general investigative methods, crime scene analysis, shooting incident reconstruction, and blood stain pattern analysis. Their instruction focuses on the needs of the student and the practical skills necessary for success in the field. They remain dedicated to sharing their 50 plus years of collective experience and helping police investigators and crime scene personnel improve their professional skills.
A Student's Experience:
“The crime scene reconstruction course by Gary and Iris Graff was an incredible learning experience. The knowledge and experience Gary and Iris brought to the class concerning scene documentation, bloodstain pattern analysis and shooting incident reconstruction was invaluable and their focus on scientific methodology and fact based objective analysis should be a model for all crime scene analysis training”.
Brian Smith, Georgia Bureau of Investigation