About Access Investigations

Experience without theatrics.

More than 35 years of investigative experience—including service as a former Police Detective and work across federal, local, and private investigations—informs a methodical, objective, confidential, and documented approach to every assignment. Access Investigations was built for matters where facts need to withstand scrutiny—not just sound persuasive.

Access Investigations, LLC

Veteran-owned. Texas-based. 35+ years of investigative experience.

Based in Harper, Texas, the firm is led by a former Police Detective with more than 35 years of experience across federal, local, and private investigations, serving attorneys, businesses, and private clients who need experienced fact development or careful analysis of digital evidence.

35+ Years ExperienceTX License A19276Criminal DefenseDigital ForensicsFormer Police DetectiveConfidential
Experience that informs the work

35+ years of investigative experience.

That experience includes service as a former Police Detective and investigative work across federal, local, and private matters, providing perspective on how investigations are initiated, documented, challenged, and ultimately evaluated. It also reinforces a simple principle: important conclusions should be grounded in independently developed facts, not assumptions.

Why the firm exists

Facts are often more complicated than the first version of the story.

Investigative experience matters most when evidence is incomplete, contradictory, technical, emotionally charged, or spread across many different sources. The task is not to make the evidence say what a client wants—it is to determine what the evidence can legitimately support.

Traditional investigation + digital evidence

Modern cases increasingly cross the boundary between field investigation and digital forensics. A witness statement may depend on a location record. A photo may depend on file provenance. A timeline may require call records, app artifacts, video, physical scene information, and independent records to be considered together.

Reporting that respects the limits

Strong conclusions explain their basis and their limitations. Technical findings should be understandable to a lawyer, client, investigator, judge, or jury without overstating what an artifact proves.

Investigative depth

Broad experience. Specialized skills. One objective: reliable facts.

More than 35 years in federal, local, and private investigations has produced a broad range of practical investigative capabilities—from computer and mobile digital forensic examination to complex field investigations. Not every assignment requires every discipline, but that depth helps the firm recognize leads, evidence issues, interview dynamics, and investigative options that may otherwise be overlooked.

Computer & Mobile ForensicsInterviews & InterrogationStatement AnalysisSurveillanceFraudMajor CrimesEvidence Preservation
Selected skill sets

Experience across traditional and specialized investigations.

Some of the skill sets represented within the investigative background of Access Investigations include:

  • Digital forensic analysis and examination — computer and mobile devices
  • Interview and interrogation
  • Statement analysis
  • Fraud investigation
  • Surveillance
  • Undercover operations
  • Drug-detector canine handling
  • Informant management
  • Investigative-unit supervision
  • Sexual-assault investigations
  • Homicide investigations
  • Insurance-fraud investigations
  • Arson investigations
  • Evidence collection and preservation

These examples describe investigative background and skill sets; the methods used on any particular matter depend on the assignment, legal considerations, and the evidence actually at issue.

Professional training

Training drawn from a broad spectrum of investigative organizations.

Investigators have received training from federal, state, military, and professional investigative organizations, including:

FBIFederal Bureau of Investigation
DEADrug Enforcement Administration
CaDOJCalifornia Department of Justice
TxDPSTexas Department of Public Safety
U.S. ArmyUnited States Army
USACIDCU.S. Army Criminal Investigation Division
CNOACalifornia Narcotics Officers Association
CHIACalifornia Homicide Investigators Association
IAAIInternational Association of Arson Investigators
Additional TrainingOther investigative and professional training sources

Organization names identify sources of training received and do not imply current affiliation, sponsorship, certification, or endorsement of Access Investigations, LLC.

Operating principles

Professional judgment over performance.

Objectivity

Test the theory. Do not simply collect facts that agree with it.

Documentation

Preserve the basis for important findings so the work can be reviewed and followed.

Clarity

Explain technical or complex evidence in plain language without losing the nuance.

Who we serve

For people who need dependable facts.

The firm is especially focused on matters where investigative judgment, digital evidence, or an independent review can materially affect the next decision.

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Criminal-Defense Attorneys

Independent field investigation, witness development, timelines, discovery follow-up, digital evidence, and trial support.

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Businesses & Organizations

Focused fact development, digital evidence questions, internal matters, disputed activity, and technology-related investigations.

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Private Clients

Matters requiring discretion, technical examination, independent verification, or experienced investigative judgment.

Experience matters most when the answer is not obvious.

Speak directly about the issue and determine whether an independent investigation can add clarity.

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