Criminal Investigation

What is a Criminal Investigation?

When Do You Need A
Criminal Investigator?

If law enforcement investigations produce little or no results
When you need evidence gathered for criminal defense
To collect evidence for a criminal case
To find and interview other witnesses to a crime
To gather impartial facts about a crime
If you need surveillance or records searches to collect evidence

A criminal investigation is an undertaking that seeks, collects, and gathers evidence for a case or specific purpose. A criminal investigator looks for clues and evidence to determine whether a crime has taken place. If a crime has been committed, criminal investigators may look into the background of the accused and seek to uncover who committed the crime. Criminal investigators undertake several investigation techniques in order to find the necessary evidence. Police agencies are committed to criminal investigations of every kind, but a growing number of individuals are choosing to launch their own criminal investigations with the help of professional investigators.

Why Use a Criminal Investigator?

Criminal investigators operate within the law to find evidence

Criminal defense investigators can gather evidence of wrongful conviction or accusation

Law enforcement investigators are often busy with other tasks

Criminal investigation divisions can be too short on resources to conduct a proper investigation

Exclusively dedicated criminal investigators are more persistent than law enforcement so they can provide better results

Criminal investigators are not limited by jurisdiction

Types of Criminal Investigations

Fraud investigations, crime scene investigations, sexual crime investigations, theft investigations, kidnapping investigations, assault investigations, homicide investigations, criminal defense investigations