The process of elimination follows the identification of patterns and links as its when they can start to eliminate certain suspects that would have come up in the previous investigation. This stages importance varies on how many suspects or inquiries you have, however this stage is very important none the less. As it makes the police able to narrow down the suspects till they find the main suspect who hopefully committed the crime.
In the case of Christine Jessop and Guy Paul because they had been focusing on Guy Paul they had no other suspects to eliminate, this meant that this stage wasn't included in this investigation because it wasn't needed however they should have not focused on Guy Paul and at least had a few suspects just in case.
9 Year Old Christine Jessop went missing on the 3rd October 1984 and found the 31st of December. Guy Paul Morin was wrongly convicted October 1984, this blog will go through the case and all its details.
Pages
- Home
- Initial Response To The Reported Crime
- Preliminary Investigations
- The Investigation Plan
- Follow-up Investigations
- Incident Room
- Investigating Leads
- Researching & Analysing Intelligence
- Gathering & Analysing Facts
- Identifying Patterns & Links
- Process Of Elimination
- Ethical Considerations
- Report Writing & Presentation Of Evidence In Court
- References
- Roles and Responsibilities Within The Investigatio...
- The Police
- Detectives
- Specialist Departments
- Scenes Of Crime Officers
- Forensic Scientists
- Patholigist
- Prosecutors
- Defence
- References
- Procedures for the Collection & Preservation of Evidence
- Who Worked Together?
- Cracking The Case
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