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1 Dealing with the new suspect

A photograph of Mick Brough.

Part of what makes investigative work so interesting is the need for flexibility and adaptation as new information and evidence arises. Given that we now have two new potential suspects in the case, the rest of this week will get you to focus on how best to take the investigation forward.

First you will need to think about how best to proceed given several pieces of new evidence. This includes what information you should and shouldn’t share with the suspects during the interviews.

You will also add to your timeline.

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