: About Me

In 2006 Michael Dozier began Forensic Elucidates Investigations a private consultant firm geared toward Forensic Science. His expertise in fingerprint and footwear identification, body examination, mechanism of injuries and all types of forensic photography were applied to homicides, frauds and major drug projects targeting organized crime.
Mr. Dozier has a B.S. from Southern Methodist University in Biology. Attended American Institute of Applied Science and earned a degree in forensic science. He has a M.S. from American University. Other education achievements are:

Arbitrator Arbitrain 2006
Business and Family Mediator. American Center for Conflict Resolution Institute
Law Enforcement Training & Tactics
Hawk East Inc 2007

Forensic Statement Analysis

Their Words, Inc 2007

Terrorism & WMD Awareness in the Workplace Arkansas Community College 2008

Insurance Investigations Training level I & II MJM 2003

Criminal Profiling Forensic Solutions 2007

Advanced Criminal Profiling Forensic Solutions 2007

My passion is ...

Life

I know too much about ...

trivial knowledge

My childhood ambition ...

To become a doctor

My favorite memory ...

Breaking into the endzone for my 3rd touchdown in a game

Why I write ...

To inform the public about important issues

What I am reading/watching/listening to ...

I am reading Every Mans Bible, Watching Daria and Listening to myself think

My first job ...

Researcher department of Justice

My best moment ...

watching my children born

My inspiration ...

My mother, she was a strong willed person, who did not let anything bring her or her family down. My father who worked hard and was a role model for fathers

Creative Writing > Reflections Reflections: The Burma conflict

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Burma and North Korea, a dangerous liaison? As a defiant Burma continues to distance itself from the international community, a dangerous alliance is forming with North Korea. Senior General Than Shwe, leader of the Burmese military government has defiantly disregarded demands by the United Nation and the international community to allow democratic elections and release over 2,000 political prisoners including opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi. On 03 July 2009 UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon attempted to seek the release of the prisoners and meet with the imprisoned leader, but was denie...

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