Julianne King is the Forensic Scientist Supervisor of the Evidence Control Section and Latent Evidence Section of the North Carolina State Crime Lab, Western Regional Lab, located in Hendersonville, NC. She began her employment with the NCSCL in May of 2019. She performs latent print examinations, processes evidence for the presence of latent impressions, performs footwear and tire track examinations, and assists with evidence intake and returns. 

 

Julianne holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Forensic Science (Psychology Concentration) from St. Andrews University, where she graduated in December of 2008. She was then hired by the Raleigh/Wake City-County Bureau of Identification (CCBI) in June of 2009 and began her career as an Identification Technician in CCBI’s Criminal Intake Unit. She was then promoted to Forensic Technician, followed by another promotion to Forensic Examiner in CCBI’s Latent Print Unit in December of 2009.

 

Julianne has been a member of the International Association for Identification (IAI) since 2011, is an IAI Certified Latent Print Examiner (CLPE), and has also been a member of the North Carolina Division of the IAI since 2010. Julianne is active in the North Carolina latent print examiner community and frequently provides presentations and partakes in Question-and-Answer boards at yearly meetings. She is also a member of the North Carolina Association for Property and Evidence (NCAPE). She obtained her Lean Six Sigma Green Belt certification in 2021 and continuously ensures that the NCSCL Latent Evidence Section’s processes are lean and efficient.