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The end product of this reconstruction is a defined view of the accident. We may not understand the “why” behind the actions, but we do know they occurred. In effect, this product is an investigative framework.
Depending upon the nature of the scene and the evidence available, this framework may be quite strong — providing focused investigative considerations. It might also be weak, with few specific supportable actions. Whatever the case, from this framework we can expand our considerations to any investigative issue necessary.
Using deductive and inductive reasoning skills and all of our normal investigative resources, we may then attempt to make a final conclusion or opinion as to what may have occurred.
What you receive: a clear, documented framework of the accident's events, each action rated by how well it is supported by the evidence, and an expert opinion grounded in that framework.
