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INDUSTRY INNOVATIONS IN CRIMINOLOGY
Mike King's contribution to law enforcement has spanned more than four decades. His expertise in the investigation of violent crime is world-renowned.
Worldwide Anti-Criminal Collaboration King is the Global Director of Fraud and Emergency Communications Solutions for Esri, the leader of geographic information systems. He has helped the largest police departments in the world implement and operate real-time crime centers, intelligence/fusion centers and emergency communications centers. Past major events he has supported are the G20 Summit, Republican National Convention, FEMA National Level Exercise, several Super Bowls. He serves as part of the worldwide Disaster Response Program at Esri. |
Federal Expertise
King served as co-chair of the FBI’s ViCAP (Violent Criminal Apprehension Program) National Advisory Board, reviewing policy and procedures in the creation and management of a national database for missing persons, unidentified bodies and unsolved homicides. He also served as the federal liaison officer during the 2002 Winter Olympic Games in Salt Lake City.
State and Local Experience
In his home state of Utah, Mike retired from the Department of Public Safety after a distinguished law enforcement career, including service as Chief of Staff to Utah Attorney Jan Graham. He was also the Director of UTAP (Utah Criminal Tracking and Analysis Program) guiding their mission to investigate and facilitate collaboration on unsolved homicides, sexual assaults and missing persons. His service includes; Chief of Staff to the Weber County Attorney and a police officer for the city of Ogden, Utah.
Decades of Experience Yields Powerful Proficiencies
King has 40 years of experience in public and private leadership with emphasis in marketing, consulting and business development. His experience includes police records management systems, crime analysis and geospatial solutions. He is an internationally recognized speaker and trainer, adjunct professor and visiting scholar at several accredited universities.
Ritual Sexual Abuse and Homicide Expert
As the lead investigator in the 120 member “Zion Society” case of northern Utah, King’s efforts resulted in the rescue of 32 children, sexually victimized by 12 cult members, (including the self-proclaimed prophet) who were all convicted. While working for the Attorney General, Mike led the Utah Ritual Crimes Task Force, including polygamy investigations and authored the state’s report titled, “Ritual Crime in Utah.”
Expert Author in the Subject of Violent Crime
King has co-authored and authored, “Analyzing Criminal Behavior,” “Victimology,” “Who Killed King Tut?” “Predators, Who Are They and How Do We Stop Them?” “Profilers” and “Jane, A Woman’s Determination and the Wild West Frontier.”
King served as co-chair of the FBI’s ViCAP (Violent Criminal Apprehension Program) National Advisory Board, reviewing policy and procedures in the creation and management of a national database for missing persons, unidentified bodies and unsolved homicides. He also served as the federal liaison officer during the 2002 Winter Olympic Games in Salt Lake City.
State and Local Experience
In his home state of Utah, Mike retired from the Department of Public Safety after a distinguished law enforcement career, including service as Chief of Staff to Utah Attorney Jan Graham. He was also the Director of UTAP (Utah Criminal Tracking and Analysis Program) guiding their mission to investigate and facilitate collaboration on unsolved homicides, sexual assaults and missing persons. His service includes; Chief of Staff to the Weber County Attorney and a police officer for the city of Ogden, Utah.
Decades of Experience Yields Powerful Proficiencies
King has 40 years of experience in public and private leadership with emphasis in marketing, consulting and business development. His experience includes police records management systems, crime analysis and geospatial solutions. He is an internationally recognized speaker and trainer, adjunct professor and visiting scholar at several accredited universities.
Ritual Sexual Abuse and Homicide Expert
As the lead investigator in the 120 member “Zion Society” case of northern Utah, King’s efforts resulted in the rescue of 32 children, sexually victimized by 12 cult members, (including the self-proclaimed prophet) who were all convicted. While working for the Attorney General, Mike led the Utah Ritual Crimes Task Force, including polygamy investigations and authored the state’s report titled, “Ritual Crime in Utah.”
Expert Author in the Subject of Violent Crime
King has co-authored and authored, “Analyzing Criminal Behavior,” “Victimology,” “Who Killed King Tut?” “Predators, Who Are They and How Do We Stop Them?” “Profilers” and “Jane, A Woman’s Determination and the Wild West Frontier.”
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