Brent Turvey the big-time forensic expert has shed some information on the recent Christina Hill Murder And Assault Case. Learn what we know about him
Christina Hill’s body was discovered in a driveway on 18th Street behind businesses on G Street on the morning of May 13, 2019.
Her 97-pound frame was covered in bruises and contusions, and her face had been battered beyond recognition.
The evidence in the case was to be reviewed by Brent Turvey, a forensic criminologist who appeared as a defense witness.
MURDER SUSPECT ON CAMERA? In surveillance footage obtained by Eyewitness News, a person can be walking along Bruce Street early Thursday morning, and a short time later, running away. Two people,Teon Hill and Christina Langston-Hill, were shot to death https://t.co/r7FP9CXtd6 pic.twitter.com/pofKfadC0n
— Eyewitness News WTVO/WQRF (@MyStateline) August 8, 2019
Who Is Brent Turvey?
Brent Turvey is the author of multiple forensic textbooks and the court qualified in multiple areas of forensic expertise.
Dr. Turvey has worked for law enforcement agencies, attorney clients, and private businesses all over the world as a Forensic Scientist, Crime Scene Analyst, Crime Reconstructionist, Forensic Criminologist, and/or Criminal Profiler since 1996.
In Latin America, Dr. Turvey also has a caseload of femicides and pre-femicidal violence cases.
He has also worked for government agencies and universities
Brent Turvey has been involved in the recent Christina Hill Murder And Assault Case.
Tomorrow: New #mmi episode free on @CRTV – forensic experts Suzanna Ryan & Dr. Brent Turvey speak out on Holtzclaw trial flaws & failures. pic.twitter.com/KnQ7hLBALb
— Michelle Malkin (@michellemalkin) February 14, 2018
What Is His Role In Christina Hill Murder And Assault Case?
Brent Turvey has testified as a defense witness In Christina Hill Murder And Assault Case.
He stated that he analyzed the evidence in the case and believes the homicide was not committed for sexual reasons.
“I can’t bring the sexual activity and the killing together in the same space,” Turvey said, adding that he doesn’t have an opinion on whether a sexual assault occurred.
He believes the woman was clothed when she was slain, then stripped of her clothing and dragged behind a car in the driveway to cover her body, based on his examination of the blood spatter at the scene.