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In any case, the most fundamental question you're going to ask yourself before heading out is: What sort of adventure are you looking for? The rest will work itself out. The other important question is: What game do you like? After that, it’s time to explore. Two things you should know about the investigation process are that firstly, there is no wrong answer; and secondly, it’s generally easier said than done (but why rush things?) Your investigation may take several hours but could also take several days or weeks. It's not something where the answer can be found right away—that would be unrealistic even if possible. In real life, you can't magically find out what happened on the night of the crime. In this article I will give you an overview of some basic investigation techniques from a practical point of view, using a few example cases as examples. The more you do it, the more you learn how to combine these techniques and to learn how to think outside your assumptions. This way you will know even more about yourself and your people... which is good for their morale as well as for peace of mind—which leads on to my final advice: Stay calm at all times, remember that this investigation is not about proving anything or identifying anybody but rather learning more about what happened that night. The most important step in the investigation of an unsolved crime is to collect all available components that you need to answer the question: Who, what, when and where did this happen? First of all you have to assess what you have available. In order to get more information on a certain person or a group of people you must contact them, ask them questions about their whereabouts on 26 March 2005 or before or after that date. If they refuse it is another good indicator that they have something to hide. So how do you proceed? To be able to get additional information on a particular person or group of people you will need sufficient motivation. This might be information on which you are willing to gamble your entire record. Therefore, it is important to be objective, logical and thorough. You will have to do some research if you are not able to find any additional information within your team or the security sector of the municipality where the crime occurred—and that's not an easy task! Since many people don't behave as expected one has to test their reactions until you find out who is reliable and who isn't. If you have collected enough information about a certain person or group, you can follow up on this knowledge by trying to establish whether these people are involved in the case at all—or possibly were involved in it. Once you have found sufficient information about this group, you will have to try to find out what they are doing or what they are capable of doing. You can then evaluate whether anyone from the group is involved in the case. If so, who would be the most likely person to have committed the crime? The first assumption your team will come up with, no matter how good you are at investigating, is that people on your team aren’t involved in anything. I’ve never worked on a serious case where the perpetrator didn't know their colleagues. There were usually signs even before I started playing around with names; for example it could be that people were more emotional than usual or they spoke too much about something. cfa1e77820