Stewart Forensic Consultants, LLC is owned and operated by Larry Stewart.  Additional consultants are brought in as needed to provide the best overall service available.  It is believed that this consultant service provides the best forensic services available to assist you in solving the mystery at hand. 

Larry Stewart has over 25 years experience conducting forensic examinations for state and federal agencies as a forensic scientist for the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms and the United States Secret Service.  He is now in private practice and is offering his experience and knowledge to you.   

He has earned an Associate of Arts degree from Florida Technological University in Orlando, a Bachelor of Science in Forensic Science from the University of Central Florida, also in Orlando and a Master of Forensic Sciences degree from Antioch University in Yellow Springs, Ohio.  Mr. Stewart has worked for the U.S. Government as a forensic scientist for the past 25 years.  During that time he has worked on many notable cases to include; the Unabomber, numerous accused Nazi war criminals, e.g. John Demanjuk, a.k.a. Ivan the Terrible, the reinvestigation of the Dr. Martin Luther King murder, the reinvestigation of the Kennedy assassination/CIA conspiracy theory, the Jon Benet Ramsey murder investigation, and more recently, the 9/11 terrorist attack, and the DC Sniper case.  He has testified as an expert witness in state, federal and military courts of law, as well as in foreign court systems to include; Austria, Australia, Thailand, Sri Lanka and Canada.  He has also testified at The Hague in the Netherlands and three times before the U.S. Congress.   Mr. Stewart most recently held the position of Laboratory Director and Chief Forensic Scientist for the United States Secret Service.    

During his career, he has worked some of the most difficult cases imaginable.  These often are avoided by some examiners as they routinely bring the strongest levels of scrutiny and cross examination.  As a result of his testimony in the Martha Stewart trial, he was formally charged with perjury and then subsequently found "not guilty" by a jury.  Mr. Stewart has always prided himself on his integrity and ability to handle the most difficult of casework.   

To view Mr. Stewart's resume, click here. 

To view a partial listing of testimony citations, click here.