by CoffeeBean » Tue Mar 26, 2019 2:29 pm
Does he intend to commit a crime? Yes If so, is it murder? Theft? Fraud? Kidnapping? Trespassing? None of these
Is it a violent crime? No White collar? Yes
Is the photograph to be used to establish an alibi? Not exactly but explore this a bit...
Is he going to try to trick: law enforcement? Possibly, yes A family member? Possibly His employer? No A victim of a potential crime? Yes The family of the victim? Also very likely, yes
Does he know any of the people or animals he is photographing? He knows the people, yes Are the people his relatives? Friends? Could be either, we'll say it's a family member Are the animals pets? Some are, yes
If so, pets belonging to the people in the photo? Yes, some of them To him? No, they don't belong to him Relevant what type of animal they are? Only one of them
When the man starts this trip, is he at home? Yes Is his home the midway point of the trip? No, but...The final destination? ...this (good strand of q's to establish this)
Does the total trip take him more than a few hours? It could, several hours to a full day
Does he cross any international borders? No
Relevant what the beginning or end points of the trip are? He begins and ends at his own house (as established above), and this is relevant
Does the trip have an end point that is different from the starting point? So, no
Is the most important part of the trip the taking of the photo? Yes
Arriving somewhere else? Being away from somewhere? Meeting somebody? All of these are related but not the most important part
Getting away from somebody? No
Does he want to pretend that he has more to do with the animals than he actually does? Not exactly but something very much like this
That he works with them? Owns them? He may want to claim that he owns some of them