Washington State Attorney General's Office SAKI Team

SAKI Team Supervisor Laura Twitchell

Managing Assistant Attorney General Laura Twitchell is the SAKI Team Supervisor. She has been with the Attorney General’s Office since August of 2021. Prior to joining the Attorney General’s Office, she was a Deputy Prosecuting Attorney with the Snohomish County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office for just under 20 years. While there, she prosecuted all variety of cases, including but not limited to violent and nonviolent felonies, homicides, and sexual assaults. She also managed several units and supervised prosecutors, staff, and victim advocates in various capacities.

Senior Investigator Glenn Bartlett

Glenn joined the Washington State Attorney General’s Office in 2021 as a Senior Investigator assigned to the Sexual Assault Kit Initiative project. Glenn retired from the Spokane Police Department after 27 years of service. Glenn supervised the Major Crimes and Sexually Assault Units, including supervisor of the Sexual Assault Unit during the time the Department inventoried every sexual assault kit in its possession. Glenn held many investigative positions during his career, including collision reconstruction, property crimes, serious assaults, sexual assaults and investigative supervisor. He assisted in the training of new sexual assault investigators and was an instructor for the Washington State Criminal Justice Training Commission for over 10 years.

Senior Investigator Louise Nist

Louise joined the Attorney General’s Office in June 2021 as a Senior Investigator/Analyst assigned to the Sexual Assault Kit Initiative project.  Louise retired from Tacoma Police Department in 2017 after 20 years of service.  Louise spent 13 years working in the Criminal Investigations Division where she investigated financial crimes, child abuse, homicides and missing persons.  Louise was a member of the Child Abduction Response Team from 2012 until she retired.  She retired in 2017 after spending her final 8 years as a homicide detective.  Outside of her professional life, Louise has spent 35 years on genealogical research.

Violent Crime Information Analyst Nicolette DuBois

Nicolette joined the Washington State Attorney General's Office in 2021 as a Violent Crime Criminal Information Analyst assigned to the Sexual Assault Kit Initiative project. Nicolette came to the Attorney General's Office from Colorado where she worked as a Crime Analyst for the El Paso County Sheriff's Office as part of the Criminal Intelligence Unit as well as the Detention Investigations Team. She is a member of the International Association of Crime Analysts.

Investigator Simone Grant

Simone Grant joined the Washington State Attorney General’s Office in 2020 as an Investigator assigned to the Sexual Assault Kit Initiative project.  Simone joined the AGO after years with the City of Tacoma Police Department as a uniformed Police Patrol Officer responding to crimes including sex crimes, child abuse, missing persons and homicides.  She is currently keeping pace with new legislation and is involved in tracking kits and developing accountability per legislative requirements.

Data Consultant Danielle Won

Danielle joined the Washington State Attorney General's Office in 2023 as a Data Consultant assigned to the Sexual Assault Kit Initiative project. Danielle joined the AGO after working for a small mobile game developer where she analyzed user data to draw conclusions on performance of different features. She also has experience working with data as both a sports analyst and an actuarial assistant.

Administrative Assistant Marissa Moser-Amponin

Marissa joined the Washington State Attorney General’s office in 2023 as an Administrative Assistant assigned to the Sexual Assault Kit Initiative project. Before joining the AGO, Marissa worked for a public defense firm as a social service advocate where she managed federal grants, and worked to reduce recidivism rates by providing resources and promoted community support networks to incarcerated individuals transitioning back into society. She is continuing her education in criminal justice and pre-law.