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CASE FILE 02

Ryan Fletcher: Alibi

You are part of Sandfordshire Police's senior investigative team. You've been asked to assist with a specific part of an ongoing murder investigation. Time is running short.

INVESTIGATION BRIEFING

Your brief

You are part of Sandfordshire Police's senior investigative team.

An urgent email has just arrived from DCI Mark Ellison, the Senior Investigating Officer on the Carl McKenzie murder investigation.

You'll need a pen and paper to make notes.

Review the material below and decide what you would do.


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Investigation documents

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ANPR activation records

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SANDFORDSHIRE POLICE · RESTRICTED

Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR)

Date: 24 October 2026Period: 22:30–23:30Records: 249Cameras: ANPR 01–05
249 of 249 activations
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Your decision

You've reviewed the material available to you. Now decide what you make of Fletcher's account and what further enquiries you would recommend.

Steve's Tips

  • Be clear about exactly what you've been asked to establish.
  • Take your time with the documents. Small details can make a big difference.
  • Look for information that supports Fletcher's account as well as information that might contradict it.
  • One of the most helpful exercises in an investigation with multiple sources of information is developing a timeline of events.
  • Think about what further enquiries could help establish the truth and what you would hope to find out from each.

Steve's thoughts

Once you've completed your assessment, you can read how I would approach the evidence and what further enquiries I would consider.

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