Terri Miller is a 31 year resident of Clark County who started her career in law enforcement in 1991 with the Nevada Highway Patrol. Terri continued her work in law enforcement when she was hired in 1996 by the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department and retired in 2017 after achieving her long term goal of being a Homicide detective. In 2018, she was asked to return to LVMPD to work on the Homicide Cold Case team where she currently is using the newest forensic technology to bring Metro’s oldest cases to a modern forensic standard. Terri has been married for 22 years, has two children and enjoys traveling and the great outdoors.

Matt Downing was hired by the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department in 2004 where he has worked as a patrol officer, Financial Crimes Detective, FBI Task Force Officer assigned to Organized Crime, and ARMOR Team Operator.  Matt was promoted to Sergeant in 2018 and worked in patrol, plain clothes operations, and Missing Persons before being assigned to the Homicide Section as the Cold Case supervisor.  Matt has an AAS and BA degree in Criminal Justice and holds several law enforcement and instructor certifications.  Matt is a 33 year resident of Las Vegas and has been married for 16 years with two children.

Dan Long was born in Las Vegas and graduated from Bishop Gorman High School.  Dan received a B.S.B.A. in Business Management / Quantitative Management Systems from UNLV in 1983. He was hired as a police officer with the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department in 1990 and promoted to detective in 1993 with the Northwest Area Command Problem Solving Unit (PSU) and then assigned to the Gang Crimes Section.  Dan was assigned to the Homicide Section in 2001 until his retirement in 2018, spending 17 years as a Homicide detective. During his time in Homicide, Dan personally investigated 219 homicides and assisted in the investigation of more than 900 homicide investigations. He also investigated 61 Officer Involved Uses of Deadly Force and is certified as a homicide expert in Nevada District and Federal District Court.

Dan became a certified Instructor for LVMPD and taught in Police Academies and In-Service Training for active police officers, civilian employees of LVMPD and private groups since 1995.  Dan taught classes such as Gangs in Clark County, Death Scene Investigations, and Homicide Investigations.

Justin Woo is the co-founder of Vegas Justice League, an organization committed to bringing closure to local families and solving cold cases through DNA technology. With almost 30 years of experience as a local entrepreneur, innovator and community leader, Justin and his team have successfully solved seven cases in Southern Nevada alone with numerous pending. Having set a world record with its first solved case for the least amount of DNA ever used to solve a case, Justin’s work has led it to become a welcomed partner of local law enforcement.