Have you been falsely accused of wrongdoing?
Have you been arrested for a crime you did not commit?
If so, the "Scales of Justice" are already tilted unfairly against you . . . .
Have you been arrested for a crime you did not commit?
If so, the "Scales of Justice" are already tilted unfairly against you . . . .
Do you have doubts about someone you should trust?
Would you like help locating a lost or missing loved one?
Or do you just need someone to help you find some answers . . ?
Would you like help locating a lost or missing loved one?
Or do you just need someone to help you find some answers . . ?
Your Search for Truth begins here. . .
We can learn much from Sherlock Holmes. Even the London Police force - Scotland Yard consulted with Holmes when they faced the difficult task of solving a mystery. Holmes used what he called the "Science of Deduction" and he summarized his methods as follows:
1. I observe everything.
2. From what I observe, I deduce everything.
3. When I've eliminated the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth. ( And, isn't the truth what we're searching for?)
1. I observe everything.
2. From what I observe, I deduce everything.
3. When I've eliminated the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth. ( And, isn't the truth what we're searching for?)
Let's take a look at the real world. When working any case, especially a crime scene, investigators often make crucial errors. It's a HUGE mistake to leave even a single stone "unturned". If you don't search the entire area, you are likely to overlook important clues. And, there's no time like the present, to follow a HOT lead. If you will follow that fresh lead, it will invariably branch off into additional leads. Follow them all. Then, and only then can you rest. HHaigh





