Confidential Laboratory Intake • Houston, Texas

Contact E-Investigations & Gary Huestis

Immediate evidence preservation intake, expert witness engagement, and confidential forensic consultations for law firms, corporate counsel, and private clients.

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Direct Telephone

24/7 emergency evidence preservation & case intake

(713) 628-4408

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Direct Examiner Email

Send discovery requests, subpoenas, or case briefs

gary@einvestigations.com

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Laboratory & Evidence Vault

Physical device drop-off & chain-of-custody transfer

6922 Amber Ct
Houston, TX 77069
(Physical intake by prior appointment only)

🔒 Confidential & Privileged Consultation

Tell Us About Your Matter

Enter your contact information and describe the electronic evidence or legal issue below. Gary Huestis will personally review your submission and contact you directly.

Full Name *

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Email Address *

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Timing & Urgency Level

Describe Your Issue, Evidence Types, or Case Background *

🔒 Strict Legal Confidentiality: All information submitted is protected under Texas Private Security Board licensing regulations (Tex. Occ. Code § 1702) and strict non-disclosure. We never disclose case information to adverse parties or third parties.

Emergency Evidence Handling Instructions

To prevent the intentional or inadvertent spoliation of electronic evidence, adhere strictly to the following pre-intake protocol:

📱 Mobile Phones & Tablets

Do not browse apps or read messages. Enable Airplane Mode immediately. Place device in a radio-frequency shielding Faraday bag or wrap in multiple layers of aluminum foil. Keep device powered if battery permits.

💻 Computers & Laptops

If the computer is powered OFF, leave it off. Do not boot or allow internal IT to inspect it. If powered ON, do not shut down via start menu; contact examiner Gary Huestis to evaluate live RAM capture.

🔒 Chain of Custody

Document the date, time, physical location, and custodian identity from whom the device was acquired. E-Investigations issues a formal evidentiary Chain of Custody receipt upon handover.