Death Investigations - Parker Investigations

Resolve Suspicions of Wrongful Death

The death of a family member, friend, or co-worker can be difficult to deal with, especially when the circumstances don’t make sense.

If you suspect the death was intentional or caused by negligence an investigation can provide understanding and closure, and determine if there is evidence of wrongful death. Whether for civil or criminal cases, wrongful death claims often have state-imposed filing deadlines and can be difficult to prove. It is critical to promptly establish the facts and ensure all legal options remain available.

Types of Wrongful Death Cases

Suicide
Traffic Accidents
Workplace Accidents
Medical Malpractice
Nursing Home Neglect or Abuse
Manufacturing & Product Defects
Murders
Negligence
Suspicious Death
Unknown Cause of Death

Put Parker’s 30 years’ experience to work for you.

How We Do It

Parker will develop a case strategy for your specific circumstances. Drawing from a broad array of investigative techniques and services, your case will be managed to maximize effectiveness and minimize costs.

Crime Scene Review
Find overlooked clues and evidence.
Evidence Review
Bring an objective, professional eye to evidence and police reports.
Computer & Cell Phone Forensics
Uncover hidden evidence in email, texts, photos, even GPS location records.
Polygraph Test
Properly performed polygraph tests can verify or disprove claims.
Blood Spatter Analysis
Draw conclusions by analyzing blood stains from crime scenes

Documented Interviews
Parker has conducted 30,000 interviews of witnesses and suspects.
Statement Analysis
Determine truthfulness by examining the way witnesses and suspects phrase answers in interviews.
Surveillance
Photos and video captured by investigators can be compelling evidence.
Undercover Operations
Gather critical intelligence by getting inside groups and organizations.
Backgrounds & Research
Important evidence is often found in databases and government records.