kryptowrite

Kryptowrite is a retired law enforcement professional that now spends his time writing and creating original artwork. He has been published by the Journal of Forensic Identification with an article listed in the online NCJRS Library Collection. Currently, he is writing non-fiction articles, short-story fiction, and creating experimental folk art with various materials and items indigenous to the Southern United States.

Kryptowrite is a trained Crime Scene Reconstructionist and has more than two decades of evidentiary photography experience. He has investigated and documented thousands of crime scenes and many hundreds of death investigations, to include high-profile cases such as the Eric Rudolph Abortion Clinic Bombing, the mass murder of five individuals in a Birmingham nightclub, and the senseless slaying of three Birmingham Police Officers during a misdemeanor arrest attempt in 2004.

Kryptowrite has interviewed serial killers, arrested drug dealers, and been shot at three times.

He is an honors graduate of Jefferson State Community College, and he attended the University of Alabama at Birmingham where he became a trained Historian.

Kryptowrite has published two works of fiction that are available on Amazon.com. 

"The Eye of Lomax," is a short horror novelette that features serial killer cunning and ruthlessness from surprising sources. It was a Kindle Top 30 short story download on the second day of its release.

The latest release, "Abigail's Kiss," is a full-length novella. It is a Horror/Action Drama concerning two murdering thugs that find themselves in a subterranean pleasure palace that smells a lot like hell. Of course, there is a twist to this story. "Abigail's Kiss" was a #17 Short Story download on Kindle in April of 2012.

Please learn more about Kryptowrite and view some of his creative Folk-style Artwork at his website located at www.KryptoArt.com.