Charles (Chuck) S. Sedano
• Licensed Missouri Private Investigator (#2010016566)
• Digital forensics: computer analysis + smartphone/phone analysis
• Electronic counter-surveillance, bug detection, and vehicle sweeps
• Systems, networking, and server administration experience (Windows, Linux, Unix)
• Founded PC Systems of Mo, Inc. (1987); retail/service location since 1989
• Maintains networks, email systems, and web servers for clients
Charles (Chuck) S. Sedano is a forensic specialist with a long-standing technical background and a practical, problem-solving mindset. He applies a wide range of forensic tools across cases, with a focus on getting clear answers, documenting findings, and helping clients move forward with confidence.
His forensic work includes electronic counter-surveillance, bug detection, vehicle sweeps, phone analysis, and computer analysis/forensics—services often needed when the stakes are high and the details matter. Charles is licensed in Missouri as a Private Investigator (#2010016566), bringing investigative discipline to technical work that must stand up to scrutiny.
Charles’ foundation spans both education and hands-on technical operations. He attended Washington University in St. Louis (1983–1987) and Webster University (1987–1989), and began his career working as a custom programmer (1983–1987). In 1987, he founded PC Systems of Mo, Inc., and has maintained a retail/service location since 1989—continuing service, support, and programming work to this day.
His technical experience includes deep familiarity with operating systems, networking, servers, and forensic tools across diverse environments. He also maintains networks, email systems, and web servers for numerous clients—giving him a real-world understanding of how systems operate, where evidence hides, and how to preserve what matters.
When clients need technical clarity—whether for investigations, litigation support, or security concerns—Charles brings the expertise to identify what’s happening, validate it with evidence, and explain it in a way decision-makers can use.

