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For Immediate Release
From: Associates in Forensic Investigations, LLC
Was it Suicide, Homicide or Accident?
One of the most common questions in death investigation is: "Was it a Suicide?". This
question may often go unanswered due to lack of sufficient official investigation or attention
to evidence.
One of the most common questions in death investigation is: "Was it a Suicide?". This question may often go unanswered due to lack of sufficient official investigation or attention to evidence. This leaves the possibility of closure for the families impossible, particularly if foul play is suspected, or even an accident. The wrong determination can also result in benefits,
such as life insurance or worker compensation, underpaid - or worse, denied.
At Associates in Forensic Investigations, LLC (AFI-LLC - www.Forensic-Investigators.com), we have found that families, as well as our colleagues and attorney clients, are often unsure if a complete investigation is necessary, or how to determine the necessity of a full Equivocal Death Investigation. Often, just the assurance that a proper investigation was completed is all that is necessary, and warranted.
At AFI-LLC, we are experts in Medicolegal Death Investigation, there are a limited number of
qualified experts in the country, very few with the team work combined with our education, training and skills, and even fewer with affiliate forensic experts that include a forensic pathologist and forensic toxicologist, as well as other available specialties.
First, what is 'Equivocal'? Equivocal is unanswered, or lingering questions.
Second, what is the difference between 'Analysis' and 'Investigation'?
In an analysis we will review specific information to determine if proper protocols
were followed.
You have contacted AFI-LLC because you have unanswered and lingering questions. The purpose of an analysis is two-fold. The first is to determine if there is a recommendation to conduct an in-depth investigation; and second, to determine the recommendations.
It is our experience that most death investigation cases presented to us were conducted under accepted and recommended protocols and procedures. We cannot
AFI-LLC is available to consult with investigators, attorneys, insurance companies and families to answer these questions.
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Since 1987 Associates in Forensic Investigations, LLC has provided Expert Consultations and Legal Investigations supporting discerning attorneys and law firms in the areas of Personal Injury, Negligence and Death, in Civil, Criminal and Probate litigation. We are trained and experienced certified in medicolegal death investigations. |
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| The Quint-Essential Qualities of a Professional Investigator... | Skills Appropriate for the Assignment
Law firms and medical offices specialize - Professional Investigators also specialize. Their casework and continuing education should also be in your specialized areas.
Experience and Knowledge
Professional Investigators strive to maintain and further these. All professions have requirements of continuing education. The CLI program requires extensive compliance with continuing education.
Responsible and Ethical Conduct
Every component of the investigation has evidentiary considerations. Professional Investigators hold themselves to a higher standard and leaves no question as to the admissibility of their evidence. Information without ethics is not evidence.
Effective Communication
Professional Investigators maintain communication with the attorney, client, witnesses, and other key persons in the investigation. Moreover, reports are the product of an organized investigation and should reflect the work product you expect.
Keyword - 'Professional'
Honesty, Integrity & Intelligence. These define Professional Investigators and gives you the confidence that your case is in competent and skilled hands.
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Associates in Forensic Investigations, LLC
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specializes in the Expert Consultations and Legal Investigations of Personal Injuries, Negligence and Death in Civil, Criminal and Probate litigation.
We are the PRIDE of Associates in Forensic Investigations, LLC - Professional Reliable Investigators Defining Excellence in every assignment.
Thank You. Please contact us with any questions or for additional information on these topics and our related services.
Sincerely,
Dean A. Beers, CLI, CCDI (beersda@Forensic-Investigators.com)
Karen S. Beers, BSW, CCDI (beersks@Forensic-Investigators.com)
Forensic Investigators of Colorado, LLC
Office: (970) 480-7793 (Dean x1 and Karen x2) ~ Fax: (970) 480-7794 |
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