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		<title>Am I an Investigator or a Trial Consultant&#8230;.</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Most of the time I blog about interviews or communication because that is the central part of my job as an investigator.&#0160; Many of you may not know that Investigation is not my only talent. Because I understand the dynamics of sex abuse claims so well I&#0160;am always thinking of the case in the big [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Most of the time I blog about interviews or communication because that is the central part of my job as an investigator.&#0160; Many of you may not know that Investigation is not my only talent. Because I understand the dynamics of sex abuse claims so well I&#0160;am always thinking of the case in the big picture sence. I work my cases as if they are going to trial tomorrow.&#0160;I work the investigation in sections: 1) interview and evaluate wwitnesses, 2) locate evidence,&#0160;and&#0160;3)I formulate how the story will be told.&#0160;I suggest that the attorney use a combination of&#0160;pPowerPoint presentations, large board exhibits (graphs,&#0160;maps and photographs) and live testimony. It takes an intuitive&#0160;sense of the case: history, case specific details, client personality combined with visual evidence and expert witnesses to really grab a jury.&#0160;I understand this process. So the whole time I am in the field I am always thinking about how this process will formulate for the current case.</p>
<p>This past weekend while I was out interviewing people for my case it hit me,&#0160;I&#0160;need to find a way for the jury to see the size and scope of&#0160;this case and not just hear it. The fact is this case&#0160;starts in a neighborhood and the size of&#0160;this neighborhood is small but the amount of victims&#0160;is large. The families all&#0160;lived within a 1/2 mile radius of the&#0160;pedophile who&#0160;abused their children.&#0160; I mapped out the neighborhood&#0160;and went back to all the homes and photographed them. All this can be set up within a PowerPoint presentation with a map to show the jury the numbers vs the size. This can be very powerful.&#0160; This information may not get used but it is something the attorney may need and they may not even know it. I gather all the information I can, suggest the many ways it can be used and the rest is up to the attorney.&#0160; I do know they hire me for a reason and the reason is I am an expert in this type of litigation.&#0160; </p>
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