Death Investigations in Sarasota Florida

You don’t need “proof” to start—just unanswered questions. Families and attorneys often contact us when:

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• You provide the basics: 1-2 weeks of POS reports, sales logs, and camera footage (digital files – no need for me to visit).

• I analyze everything remotely: Spot patterns in transactions, sync with video to confirm anomalies like unreported cash or comps.

• You get a confidential report: Detailed evidence (with timestamps and clips if needed) identifying the issue – or confirmation everything checks out.

• Resolve quietly: Use the proof to handle internally – fire, retrain, or hand case over to police or adjust processes. 

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Flat Fee Pricing: Starting at $1,500–$10,000.​

What We Do During a Death Investigation

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Every case is different, but our work commonly includes:

 

• Timeline reconstruction (who did what, when, and where)

• Records and document review (discovery, reports, call logs, photos, video, notes)

• Witness location and interviews (neighbors, staff, friends, last-known contacts)

• Background and relationship checks (conflicts, finances, key connections)

• Digital and open-source research (public records, prior incidents, online activity)

• Case strategy support for families and attorneys

• Clear written findings with organized supporting documentation

 

We focus on lawful methods, accuracy, and documentation—not speculation.

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Records We Can Help Identify, Obtain, and Review​

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If you already have paperwork, we can start immediately with a structured review to spot gaps or contradictions. When appropriate (and with proper authorization), we can help identify and organize documents such as:

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• Incident reports and supplemental reports

• 911 / call-for-service information (where available)

• Medical, EMS, and facility documentation (with required releases)

• Facility logs and internal reports (when applicable)

• Photos, video evidence, and basic metadata review (when available)

• Public records, court filings, and related background information

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Clear Reporting You Can Use

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You’ll receive a straightforward summary of what we verified, what remains unknown, and what the available evidence supports. Reporting may include:

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• A written narrative of findings

• A chronological timeline

• Interview summaries

• Supporting documents and exhibits (as applicable)

 

We keep it professional, factual, and easy to understand.