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Completing the Investigation - Compose Investigative Narrative
A well-organized investigative narrative should generally present information in which sequence?
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A.
The investigator's conclusion, followed by supporting facts and scene details
B.
Initial notification, investigative actions and observations, evidence and statements, then unresolved issues or conclusions
C.
Statements from witnesses, followed by personal opinions and then the scene description
D.
Evidence inventory, administrative information, and a chronological summary only if needed

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Completing the Investigation - Compose Investigative Narrative
Which sentence best separates an observation from an interpretation?
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The decedent intentionally placed the medication on the table.
B.
The scene clearly indicates that the death was accidental.
C.
Three prescription bottles were observed on the bedside table; their labels were photographed.
D.
The family member appeared responsible for the decedent's condition.

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Completing the Investigation - Compose Investigative Narrative
During review, an investigator finds that a neighbor's statement conflicts with a documented time on a surveillance recording. The narrative should primarily:
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Identify the conflict, attribute each source, and explain how the discrepancy was handled or remains unresolved.
B.
Omit the neighbor's statement because the recording is more objective.
C.
Replace the neighbor's reported time with the time shown on the recording.
D.
State that the neighbor provided false information.

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Completing the Investigation - Compose Investigative Narrative
A witness's exact words are important because they describe finding the decedent. Which documentation method is most appropriate?
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A.
Rewrite the statement in more professional language without quotation marks.
B.
Summarize the statement and present the summary as a direct quote.
C.
Record only the portion that supports the investigator's conclusion.
D.
Use quotation marks for the material reproduced verbatim and identify the speaker and context.

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Completing the Investigation - Compose Investigative Narrative
The scene contains no visible signs of forced entry, but the investigator did not examine one exterior door because it was inaccessible. How should the narrative describe this finding?
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1 correct answer
A.
There was no forced entry into the residence.
B.
No signs of forced entry were observed in the areas examined; the exterior door was not assessed because it was inaccessible.
C.
The inaccessible door was presumed secure based on the condition of the other doors.
D.
The residence showed evidence of secure entry because no damage was found.

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Completing the Investigation - Compose Investigative Narrative
An early draft states, "The decedent overdosed because the roommate said the decedent used drugs." What is the principal defect in this sentence?
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It converts an attributed statement into an unsupported cause-of-death conclusion.
B.
It includes too much information about the roommate's involvement.
C.
It uses a chronological sequence instead of a thematic sequence.
D.
It fails to list the roommate's address in the same sentence.

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Completing the Investigation - Compose Investigative Narrative
When the exact time of an event cannot be established, the narrative is strongest when it:
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A.
Selects the most probable time and reports it as exact.
B.
Uses the time from the first account, even if other information conflicts.
C.
States the supported time range or approximate time and identifies the basis for it.
D.
Leaves the event out so that the report contains no uncertainty.

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Completing the Investigation - Compose Investigative Narrative
A supplemental report is needed after the original narrative was submitted. The best practice is to:
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Rewrite the original report entirely so that the earlier version is no longer relevant.
B.
Add the new information without identifying when or how it was obtained.
C.
Insert the new facts into earlier paragraphs without marking the change.
D.
Identify the new investigative activity or information and distinguish it from the original narrative.

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Completing the Investigation - Compose Investigative Narrative
The phrase "the body was found in the bedroom" is accurate only if the investigator is describing:
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A.
The location where the decedent was located at the time of discovery.
B.
The official cause of death associated with the bedroom.
C.
The investigator's conclusion about where death occurred.
D.
The legal classification of the death based on the room.

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Completing the Investigation - Compose Investigative Narrative
A report includes the sentence, "The decedent was obviously depressed and therefore took his own life." Which revision best improves the investigative narrative?
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1 correct answer
A.
The decedent was emotionally unstable and likely intended to die.
B.
The decedent appeared depressed, so the manner was determined to be suicide.
C.
The decedent's behavior confirmed suicidal intent before death.
D.
A relative reported recent statements about hopelessness; the narrative separately documents the scene findings and other evidence relevant to manner.
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  • Pass score:70%
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  • Additional Medicolegal Death Investigator Duties - Health and Wellness:21 Questions
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  • Body Assessment and Documentation - Body Photography, Anatomy and Systematic External Examination:55 Questions
  • Body Assessment and Documentation - Injury Recognition:47 Questions
  • Body Assessment and Documentation - Injury Recognition, Resuscitative Artifacts and Surgical Artifacts:70 Questions
  • Body Assessment and Documentation - Postmortem Changes:41 Questions
  • Body Assessment and Documentation - Postmortem Changes, Decomposition and Postmortem Interval:55 Questions
  • Body Assessment and Documentation - Resuscitative Artifacts and Surgical Artifacts:31 Questions
  • Communication with Families - Death Notification:31 Questions
  • Communication with Families - Death Notification, Family Interviews and Decedent Identification:55 Questions
  • Communication with Families - Identification Viewing and Recognize Reactions:31 Questions
  • Communication with Families - Inform of Procedures and Facilitate Requests:26 Questions
  • Communication with Families - Procedures, Grief Reactions, Family Requests and Reporting Findings:45 Questions
  • Completing the Investigation - Compose Investigative Narrative:37 Questions
  • Completing the Investigation - Facilitate Organ and Tissue Donation:26 Questions
  • Completing the Investigation - Follow Up with Other Agencies and Complete Required Forms:26 Questions
  • Completing the Investigation - Follow-Up, Required Forms, Chain of Custody and Pathologist Liaison:50 Questions
  • Completing the Investigation - Identification Methods and Investigative Narratives:45 Questions
  • Completing the Investigation - Identification of Remains:18 Questions
  • Completing the Investigation - Organ and Tissue Donation, Manner of Death and Death Certification:45 Questions
  • Death Determination and Certification - Manners of Death and Certification of Death:36 Questions
  • Forensic and Medical Knowledge - Firearms, Trace Evidence, Entomology, Anthropology and Odontology:50 Questions
  • Forensic and Medical Knowledge - Forensic Pathology, Cause and Mechanisms of Death:55 Questions
  • Forensic and Medical Knowledge - Medical Terminology, Anatomy, Physiology and Disease Processes:45 Questions
  • Forensic and Medical Knowledge - Toxicology, Pharmacology, Serology and Laboratory Evidence:50 Questions
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  • Information Collection - Collect Essential Information, Establish the Decedent Profile, and Obtain Information from Family:31 Questions
  • Interagency Communication - Interact with Law Enforcement, Interact with Funeral Homes, and Ancillary Agencies:26 Questions
  • Interagency Communication - Jurisdiction:31 Questions
  • Interagency Communication - Law Enforcement, Funeral Homes, Media, Ancillary Agencies and Information Release:45 Questions
  • Interagency Communication - Medicolegal Jurisdiction and Reportable Deaths:55 Questions
  • Investigative Photography - Scene Photography and Body Photography:36 Questions
  • Medical Knowledge - Medical Terminology and Disease Processes:36 Questions
  • Professional Conduct - Professionalism and Dignity of the Deceased:26 Questions
  • Release of Information - Interact with Media, Report Findings, HIPAA Compliance, and Legal Disclosure:31 Questions
  • Scene Equipment - Personal Protective Equipment and Cameras:26 Questions
  • Scene Evidence - Identification, Collection, Personal Property, Release of Evidence, and Chain of Custody:43 Questions
  • Scene Response and Documentation - Arrival, Agency Roles, Scene Security, Safety and PPE:60 Questions
  • Scene Response and Documentation - Effective Witness Interviews:32 Questions
  • Scene Response and Documentation - Evidence, Personal Property and Witness Interviews:60 Questions
  • Scene Response and Documentation - Scene Arrival, Securing the Scene, and Scene Safety:49 Questions
  • Scene Response and Documentation - Scene Documentation:42 Questions
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