Mary Pisula-Stewart

Experience

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  U.S. Department of Justice

  Jul 1974 - Jan 1978

  Assigned to the Buffalo (NY) Strike Force; duties included maintaining liaison with the federal agencies active in the organized crime program in both the Western and Northern Districts of New York and with the respective intelligence units of the New York State Police, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, the Ontario Provincial Police and Buffalo Police Department; participated in the coordinating unit for the nationwide investigation into the disappearance of former Teamsters Union President James R. Hoffa. Show less

  • Intelligence Research Specialist

    Jan 1975 - Jan 1978

  • Intelligence Unit

    Jul 1974 - May 1975
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  Union County Prosecutor's Office

  Jan 1978 - Jan 1979

  Investigator

  Investigator assigned to the Major Crimes (homicide/sex crimes) Unit and Intelligence Unit; specially assigned to conduct a lecture series for area corporations and the U.S. Army at Fort Dix on techniques by which to avoid victimization from sexual predators.

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  Kean University of New Jersey

  Jan 1984 - Jan 1996

  Adjunct Professor

  Specialized in business writing and participated in the development of the advance level course on collaborative writing in the workplace.

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  L.F. Stephens, Inc

  Jan 1996 - Jan 2000

  Private Investigator

  General Investigative experience on a wide range of conventional assignments.

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  Stewart Consulting, LLC

  Jan 2000 - now

  Managing Member

  Managing member of Stewart Consulting LLC – a duly licensed private investigations firm which is certified under both the New Jersey Small Business Set-Aside Act and the Woman Owned Business Enterprise Program (WBE) and is registered as such with the U.S. Small Business Administration. The firm utilizes an interdisciplinary approach in case configuration and management and specializes in complex investigations and project type engagements. The firm’s resources include specialists in forensic accounting, computer security and content issues, electronic surveillance counter-measures and document analysis. Complex investigative retainers have included the following: (1) several dozen assignments from multiple religious orders and archdioceses of the Catholic Church in various jurisdictions around the country to conduct independent investigations into allegations of sexual or financial misconduct; (2) developing the critical evidence in a successful “Project Innocence” initiative which exonerated a wrongly identified and subsequently “framed” suspect who spent nearly two decades in prison for a rape-murder committed by others; (3) multiple assignments to federal and state death penalty defense teams around the country including successive teams in the 42-defendant Aryan Brotherhood federal death penalty project, as to all of which no prosecution has yet resulted in the imposition of a death sentence; and (4) some half dozen federal political corruption prosecutions, most involving charges of graft in regard to construction projects. Show less