Facial composite assembly systems used to create criminal composites have existed for several years. Since their introduction into the market, companies that dabbled in the technology have had difficulty marketing their creations to law enforcement. I believe facial composite assembly systems, ... Read more »
The SketchCop® Blog
The Rachel Morin Murder Investigation
Hello Everyone! This month, we're talking true crime. These cases are tough to talk about sometimes, not only because of the case facts but also because I don’t want to be seen as exploiting their tragedy. The educational value we experience when examining cases may lead to solving the crime or ... Read more »
SketchCop® app will soon be available on the web.
Join us as we revolutionize crime-solving! We're excited to share that our composite sketch application - SketchCop® - will soon be available as an affordable, subscription-based web app. Be the first to know when our exclusive pre-launch sale begins and snag our web app at a special early ... Read more »
Wishing you an Egg-ceptional Month
Wishing you an Egg-ceptional Month As we wrap up the first quarter of what was once ‘the new year’, we prepare for the religious holiday of Easter. It’s a great time to reflect upon the last couple of years as we spend valuable time with family. As the pandemic proved, work will wait. During that ... Read more »
Let’s Talk Tech-nique…
Hello Everyone, I hope that by now we’ve all adjusted our clocks and set them one hour ahead. I was awake around 2 a.m. Watching carefully my phone displayed 1:50 a.m. Before I could get ready for that magical moment it changed to 3:00 a.m. An hour gone in an instant! Pretty anticlimactic if ... Read more »
Finding The Value in A Name
With the holidays season behind us I thought I would take some time to talk about the people we miss and those who miss them. The missing person phenomenon is often referred to as America’s ‘Silent Epidemic’. It’s not just the United States, it’s one shared universally. People are reported ... Read more »