Gerald R. (Gary) Brown, after over two decades as an Air Force officer and special agent of the AF Office of Special Investigations, opened his statement analysis and questioned document examination business, G. Brown and Associates, in 1988. His business serves the federal, corporate, legal and private investigative communities in thirty-five states and six countries. He also works pro-bono, cold-case homicides as a member of the Vidocq Society. His analyses of the Clinton deposition in the Paula Jones case and the anthrax letter have been published nationally by the Washington Post/Los Angeles Times News Service and he has been interviewed on radio and TV throughout the country. He has been a speaker at seminars sponsored by corporations, federal investigative agencies, local law enforcement agencies, and private investigative associations in the United States, Canada and the United Kingdom.

Mr. Brown has a B.A. in international affairs from Texas Christian University, an M.S. in general studies (specializing in investigative techniques) from George Washington University and has done additional graduate work toward an M.P.A. at the University of Southern California. He is also a distinguished AFROTC graduate at TCU and a graduate of the AF Squadron Officer School and the AF Command and Staff College. He is a member of Intelnet, the American Society for Industrial Security International, the Federal Investigators Association, the Northwest Fraud Investigators Association, the Air Force Association and the Association of Former Office of Special Investigation Special Agents.