Peter Parkinson
Peter Parkinson is the head of the forensic department at the Independent Commission of Investigations (INDECOM) in Jamaica. He plays a crucial role in investigating incidents involving law enforcement, particularly in cases that raise concerns about police conduct. Parkinson's expertise in forensic analysis was highlighted during the trial of three police officers charged with manslaughter and misconduct related to the death of Mario Deane, who was allegedly beaten while in custody. His meticulous work involved collecting blood samples and documenting evidence at the scene of the incident, showcasing the importance of forensic science in seeking justice.
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Peter Parkinson is the head of the forensics department who provided the trousers package.
Judge blocks prosecution’s attempts to show trousers to witnesses in Mario Deane trial | News
Jamaica· 2025-04-30
Peter Parkinson, an INDECOM crime scene examiner, testified that he did not ask if the crime scene had been contaminated before his arrival.
Police investigator shows court photos of blood spatter inside Deane’s cell | Lead StoriesJamaica· 2025-04-10
Forensic examiner Peter Parkinson provided testimony regarding the investigation into Mario Deane's case.
Forensic officer says accused cop escorted him to cell block | Lead StoriesJamaica· 2025-04-05
Peter Parkinson admitted he could not confirm whether the crime scene was secured before his arrival.
Forensic investigator unsure whether scene was secured | Lead StoriesJamaica· 2025-04-04
INDECOM investigator Peter Parkinson submitted evidence in the case.
Attorneys to agree on images to admit into evidence in Mario Deane case | NewsJamaica· 2025-04-03Peter Parkinson is INDECOM’s chief crime scene examiner who provided evidence in the trial.
Lawyers get more time to review photos, videos | Lead StoriesJamaica· 2025-04-01Peter Parkinson testified about collecting blood samples from the cell where Mario Deane was beaten.
INDECOM investigator testifies at Mario Deane trial | NewsJamaica· 2025-03-31