Episode 254 - Ryan Rezzelle, Body Bags & Point Clouds
In this high-octane episode, the Geoholics gang sits down with forensic legend turned Leica laser-scanning maestro, Ryan Rezzelle—a man who’s equally comfortable at a quadruple homicide scene and in full cosplay at Comic-Con.
From his roots in shrinking Erie, PA (home of the world’s coldest windchill and warmest hearts), Ryan walks us through a career that spans 800+ homicide investigations, NCAA football, and selling cutting-edge 3D tech like it’s hotcakes at a garage sale. Oh—and he once solved a case involving a live grenade. Casual.
Career plot twist: Ryan swapped body bags for point clouds and now helps AEC pros digitize the built world, proving that real superheroes don’t always wear capes—sometimes they wear high-viz and sell scanning systems.
His passions? Hosting 1,000+ movie nights, running an eBay shop, and blogging as the “Reel Rhino”—because who wouldn't need Batman-level escapism after years of CSI work?
Plus: we get tech tips, tales of courtroom drama, Leica learning curves, and an inspiring look at the future of digital forensics.
Whether you’re a geospatial geek, true crime addict, or cinephile with a Leica wish list—this episode’s got something for you.
Music by Everclear!!!
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TUC 2025 (TopoDot User Conference) - Day 2
Check out these highlights from Day 2 of this year's awesome event!!!
00:11 - Daniel Bollone, MBA, GISP - Geographic Information Systems Administrator at The City of Winter Garden, FL
12:15 - Robyn Ryan Knaak - Partner at TopoDOT
33:00 - Natasha George - Senior CAD Tech at Hirani Engineering and Land Surveying, P.C.
50:05 - Tatiana Osuna, Geomatic Engineer and Travis St. Hilaire, Land Surveyor at Langan
01:04:25 - Mike McGill, Strategic Growth Lead, Utility Engineering at Looq AI
”Adding Value & Making Friends” since 2019! Our goal is to not waste your time! The group discusses a variety of topics including surveying, geospatial, geomatics, GIS, civil engineering and much much more.
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