Investigations

Revisit this previously recorded video hosted by Dave Thompson, CFI, and Chris Norris, CFI, as they discuss how the phrase "I don't remember" doesn’t mean an interview subject is withholding information, with tips on how to adapt.

The updated CFI program from the International Association of Interviewers enhances investigative interviewing training with nearly 90 percent new content, incorporating global standards, evidence-based materials, and advanced learning options to meet the evolving demands of forensic interviewing.

Revisit the previously recorded video hosted by Dave Thompson, CFI and Chris Norris, CFI as they discuss progressing from learning a trained skill to becoming proficient in that skill.

Dr. Klatte brings over 30 years of international-related expertise, including nearly 19 years based in Shanghai, China, where he currently leads the Shanghai Forensic Advisory Services practice at Grant Thornton, China.

With nearly 25 years of expertise in retail operations and asset protection, DuBose brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the organization.

Revisit this previously recorded discussion hosted by Dave Thompson, CFI, and Chris Norris, CFI as they offer tips on how a first time interviewer can prepare before their first case.

Could it have been the perfect fall weather or the central location in Chicago that drove attendance this year?

Many of our opinions are driven by a variety of cognitive biases. In this article, learn how bias can influence investigative interviews.

As the world continuously changes, WZ strives to bring you the most modern, evidence-based, and proven interviewing methods. Here, learn more about how changes in concepts will impact your interviews.

One variable that investigators must consider is the developmental progress of the interviewee—more simply defined as “age.”