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Douglas P. Lyle is a practising cardiologist and
the author of several forensic books, including Forensics
for Dummies and Murder Mayhem:
A Doctor Answers Medical and Forensic Questions for Mystery
Writers. He regularly
consults with novelists and writers for US TV crime shows,
such as CSI: Miami, Law & Order, Diagnosis Murder,
Cold Case, Peacemakers and 1-800-Missing.
Karen T. Taylor is one of the world’s top forensic
artists and author of the industry ‘bible’ Forensic
Art and Illustration. A skilled fine artist, she used to
create waxworks at Madame Tussauds before finding her vocation
in forensics. She teaches workshops, trains at the FBI
in Quantico and also finds time to act as forensic art
consultant to CSI. Find out more at 
Katherine Ramsland writes features about the criminal
mind, drawing from her own experience in psychology and
forensic science. The author of over 20 books on topics
ranging from society’s interest in vampires to the
psychology of murder, Katherine is a regular contributor
to Court TV's Crime Library website and also teaches forensic
psychology at DeSales University, Pennsylvania. 
Richard Catalani was a criminalist in various sections
of the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Crime Lab for
about 16 years. He retired from the lab in 2001 and went
into private practice. He got involved with CSI two years
ago as the set technical advisor, and is now the senior
technical advisor, helping create scripts and contributing
story ideas and techniques.
Ian Stephen is a consultant clinical psychologist with
over 30 years’ experience. He has worked inside the
prison service, in hospitals and also for court on medico-legal
work. Ian has acted as forensic psychology consultant for
several TV crime shows and documentaries in the UK, including
Cracker, Prime Suspect and A
Touch of Frost.
M. Lee Goff is one of the eight certified forensic entomologists
in America. The forensic science chairman at Chaminade
University, Hawaii, his love of bugs is only surpassed
by that of surfing! Author of A Fly
for the Prosecution: How Insect Evidence Helps Solve Crimes, and an FBI Academy
instructor, he is at the end of a phoneline when the CSI writers have an entomology question.