Dan Christman Biography 

Dan has been writing for, and regularly teaching to  law enforcement, criminal investigators and attorneys since 1988.  In 1998 he became an adjunct instructor in Criminal Investigations at the Washington State Criminal Justice Training Commission (CJTC), and in 2001 was certified as a Professional Lecturer in Criminal Investigatons by the Washington State CJTC.

Dan earned his Master of Science Degree in Criminal Justice from Boston University, a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Social Science from Boise State University, and an Associate of Arts Degree in the Adminsitration of Crimial Justice from Bellevue Community College, in Washington State.  He is also a graduate of the Math and Physics in Bloodstain Pattern Analysis Course, sponsored by the RCMP and Carleton University in Toronto, Canada.  In addition, Dan has completed more than 400 course hours of Bloodstain Pattern Analysis, and 200 hours of crime scene analysis and reconstruction education. As an independent crime scene investigator, Dan has provided crime scene review and assistance in the United States and Canada.  He has been qualified to testify as an expert witness in Bloodstain Pattern Analysis, Crime Scene Reconstruction, and Death Investigation in State, Federal and Military Courts, as well as the Provincial and Superior Court in British Columbia, Canada.