Media, interviews, speaking, and press
Christina Hester is the Founder and CEO of CSI: Clean Scene Investigators, a former Crime Scene Investigator, former Financial Crimes Analyst, public speaker, advocate, author, podcast host, and first-generation college graduate.
Christina speaks about the realities that exist beyond the crime scene tape, the emotional cost of investigative work, building a business after personal crisis, trauma-informed leadership, advocacy, resilience, and the transformation from investigator to entrepreneur.
In the news
VoyageDallas highlighted Christina’s life, business, and mission behind CSI: Clean Scene Investigators, including the transition from former Crime Scene Investigator to founder of a trauma-informed cleanup company.
Available formats
Availability depends on the topic, audience, date, location, preparation requirements, travel, compensation, recording rights, and alignment with Christina’s work and values.
Interviews, expert commentary, human-interest features, founder profiles, and public education about crime scene and biohazard cleanup.
Long-form interviews about investigative work, entrepreneurship, trauma, resilience, advocacy, and the realities behind the profession.
Conferences, leadership events, women’s programs, business groups, criminal-justice audiences, and survivor-centered conversations.
Educational conversations for property professionals, victim advocates, funeral professionals, investigators, and community organizations.
Suggested interview and speaking topics
The part of the process most people never see and why families should not be expected to clean traumatic scenes themselves.
How investigative experience became the foundation for a trauma-informed biohazard cleanup company.
Moral responsibility, occupational trauma, burnout, boundaries, and leadership that recognizes the human behind the role.
Turning illness, loss, unemployment, and uncertainty into a mission-driven company and a new identity.
Common myths about bleach, visible contamination, law-enforcement responsibility, insurance, odor, and affected materials.
Lessons from crime scene work and financial-crime analysis that apply to leadership, problem-solving, and business.
Navigating male-dominated fields, advocacy, visibility, professional identity, and leadership.
How grief, advocacy, investigative work, and lived experience can become a platform for meaningful service.
Media and creative projects
Conversations about crime scenes, trauma, healing, advocacy, personal transformation, and life beyond survival mode.
Listen on SpotifyChristina’s full Women in Power episode is now streaming on Inside Success TV, featuring her story, leadership journey, business, resilience, and transition from investigator to founder.
Watch Full EpisodeA developing book project centered on investigation, trauma, survival, identity, healing, and rebuilding a life after everything changes.
View ProjectFounder stories, professional interviews, business features, podcasts, community conversations, and media appearances.
Read VoyageDallas FeatureBiography options
Christina Hester is a former Crime Scene Investigator, former Financial Crimes Analyst, and the Founder and CEO of CSI: Clean Scene Investigators.
Christina Hester is a former Crime Scene Investigator and Financial Crimes Analyst whose experience spans forensic documentation, death investigation, evidence processing, cryptocurrency investigations, financial crime, advocacy, and trauma-informed entrepreneurship. She now leads CSI: Clean Scene Investigators throughout North Texas.
After serious illness and a life-changing career transition, Christina transformed her investigative background into a company serving families, properties, businesses, and communities after traumatic and biologically hazardous events.
Information to include
A complete inquiry allows Christina to understand the opportunity, preparation requirements, audience, timing, and intended use.
Organizer and producer support
Asset availability depends on the opportunity, intended use, approvals, deadlines, and publication requirements.
Short and extended biography language may be supplied for programs, articles, introductions, and episode descriptions.
Approved professional photographs, company branding, logos, and project artwork may be provided when appropriate.
Producers and organizers may receive approved title, topic, introduction, pronunciation, and credential information.
CSI service, safety, professional, and founder information may be supplied for relevant media coverage.
Media boundaries and accuracy
Christina does not disclose confidential client information, unreleased investigative information, graphic scene details, protected records, private addresses, or identifiable property information without appropriate legal authority and permission.
Media partners should not describe CSI as law enforcement, a government agency, an insurance company, or “OSHA certified.” Christina is a former Crime Scene Investigator and currently serves as Founder and CEO of CSI: Clean Scene Investigators.
Final titles, biographies, quotations, service descriptions, and credential references should be verified before publication.
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Media and speaking questions
Christina considers selected podcast, television, digital, print, radio, and interview opportunities based on topic, timing, audience, format, and alignment.
Yes. Speaking availability depends on the date, location, audience, topic, travel, preparation requirements, compensation, and event expectations.
Christina can discuss professional experiences and broader lessons while protecting confidential information, private individuals, sensitive records, and restricted details.
Yes. Topics may include what happens after scene release, common cleanup misconceptions, affected materials, odor, professional boundaries, property concerns, and family support.
Approved photographs, logos, project artwork, and biography materials may be available for confirmed and appropriate uses.
Recording and reuse rights should be disclosed in the inquiry and confirmed before the interview or event.
Include the deadline, requested date, topic, format, audience, and contact details so the request can be reviewed efficiently.
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