Forensitec was originally founded in 2000 to provide training and consultation in Forensic Language Analysis and the most effective Interview and Interrogation techniques to law enforcement personnel.  Since that time, resources have been added to provide analytical assistance to other professions as well.  Remaining current on the latest psychological research and publications, Forensitec emphasizes continued education as a pathway to finding better solutions for educators, law enforcement, private security investigators, and human resources professionals.  The combined education, training and experience of Forensitec’s instructors and consultants provide a unique skill set with superior analytical abilities.

Forensitec’s instructors and consultants are schooled in the fields of criminology, psychology and human resources and are current forensic language and voice analysis practitioners.  They collaborate and consult with experts worldwide in the emergent field of psycholinguistic analysis and have developed comprehensive methods to identify deceptive testimony or statements, employment applicants who may be potential employment risks, and children who may be prone to violent acts.

In the fields of Forensic Language Analysis, Interview and Interrogation, and a new resource, Voice Frequency Spectrum Analysis, Forensitec professionals have decades of experience and training as criminal and administrative investigators, educators and trainers, human resources professionals and psychologists in private, governmental and multi-national corporate venues, receiving numerous awards and citations during their careers. Forensitec personnel have been an active members of the American Federation of Certified Fraud Examiners, American Corrections Association, American Psychological Association, National Internal Affairs Investigators Association, the American College of Forensic Psychologists and the Fraternal Order of Police. They have instructed courses at the Federal Law Enforcement Training Centers in Brunswick, Georgia, Artesia, New Mexico, and Marana, Arizona, the Colorado Law Enforcement Training Academy, and the Arizona Corrections Officers Training Academy. Forensitec now provides Forensic Language Analysis, Voice Frequency Spectrum Analysis and Interview and Interrogation instruction and services to business organizations, as well as law enforcement agencies nationwide.

Forensitec is an affiliate research member of the Center for the Management of Information (CMI), and the Center for Identification, Research and Technology (CITeR) at the University of Arizona, two research centers funded by Industry, Department of Defense agencies and the National Science Foundation.  These centers conduct research in both detection of truth and deception and biometric identification and the training developed from that research is presented in Forensitec's "Unlock the Truth" seminars and workshops.