Twenty-four years of investigative work, a decade of training the field, and a body of public writing and speaking to match. National television, the law-enforcement professional press, the homicide-conference circuit, and recognition for instruction, gathered here in one place.
Featured on the national NBC true-crime program for his investigative work and expertise in major-case investigation.
Featured on the long-running national program profiling real emergency-response and investigative work.
Joe's long-form writing on investigative interviewing and search-warrant doctrine has been published across the field's leading professional outlets, reaching tens of thousands of practitioners. Nine articles to date; most recent in December 2025.
Published on Police1, the largest online resource for law enforcement, making the case for evidence-based, strategy-driven interviewing over scripted accusatorial methods.
Read on Police1 ↗Bylined articles in the IADLEST Standards & Training Director Magazine, the ILEETA Journal, Police1, and Law Enforcement Today, the outlets read by the trainers and command staff who set agency standards.
Browse the full archive →A returning featured speaker at named state homicide conferences, where the flagship session is the four-hour Brandyn Foster Homicide case study, taught from the case file by the lead investigator.
For excellence and lasting impact in law enforcement instruction.
International Association of Directors of Law Enforcement Standards & Training.
The professional credential in forensic interviewing.
Certified since 2015; former Regional Coordinator, NYSP Polygraph Unit.
Available for keynotes, conference sessions, expert commentary, and podcast and media interviews on investigative interviewing, false confessions, and search-warrant doctrine.