Jose Helano Matos Nogueira is Forensic Criminal Expert at Brazilian Federal Police and has some postgraduate courses (1) Post doctorate at King's College London, UK; (2) Doctorate at University of Liverpool, UK; (3) Master of Science at PUC University, Brazil; (4) Master of Business Administration at University of Florida, USA; (5) Master of Business Administration at National Police Academy, Brazil. Currently, Dr Helano is an academic visitor at King's College London UK, recognized teacher and supervisor at the University of Liverpool in the UK, and professor at Farias Brito University in Brazil, and has 25 years' teaching and research experience on business administration and information technology in several universities. He has supervised dozens of postgraduate students (doctorate and master) in the field of business administration and computer science during the preparation of their theses, dissertations, and projects. In addition, a researcher, he has more than 80 scientific 

The forensic activities have evolved over time, many strategies, plans, and frameworks have been proposed in order to mitigate the complexity of forensic work and absence of resources to effectively well develop the crime combat and criminal persecution which reflects the constantly changing landscape within which forensic sciences operate. The forensic intelligence is still relatively new in the field of forensic science and the advances in Criminalistics requires innovative techniques, methods, and strategies to combat local, regional, national, international crimes. This article provides an in-depth case study at Brazilian Federal Police in order to help academics, forensic scientists, forensic experts, police officers, managers, and policymakers to establish a holistic understanding and a realistic discussion that advances the frontiers of the forensic science.