Sarah Lunham

Sarah Lunham is a professional forensic journalist who grew up in a small town in central North Carolina. Sarah started her professional career by working for various newspapers including The Asheville Citizen Times and The Greensboro News and Record after earning her Bachelor’s Degree in Communications. She cut her teeth as a professional biographer by interviewing & helping families craft obituaries for the newspaper after losing their family members. So she is no stranger to working in emotional delicate situations. She has also written published articles and stories that have been published over the years. Sarah currently lives in New York and has over 17 years experience in the field of interviewing, forensic writing, and editing stories about people. Sarah is passionate about her efforts to capture the lives of the most severely injured individuals in the clearest, most concise, and honest manner. She has authored over 100 injury victim biographies and traveled to work with injury victims in about a dozen states. Sarah compassionately works with families who lost a loved one and is very well known for her ability work with clients who have suffered traumatic amputations, brain Injuries, and those suffering from psychological injuries who have difficulty telling their own stories.