Category: Forensic Investigation

The Crucial Role of Qualifications in Forensic Geotechnical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Structural Engineering, Fire Investigation, Risk Assessment, and Lift Damage Assessment

In the specialized fields of forensic geotechnical, civil, structural engineering, fire investigation, risk assessment, and lift damage assessment, qualifications stand as a testament to a professional’s dedication, depth of expertise, and credibility. Here’s why these qualifications are of paramount importance: Showcasing Our Team’s Expertise: Two (2) Professors, Five (5) Doctors, and Six (6) Professional Engineers … Read more

Cracking the Code of the Ground: An Insightful Journey into Geotechnical Forensic Investigation

Every building, every piece of land has a story to tell. Sometimes, these stories are hidden beneath the surface, waiting to be discovered. This is a tale of how technology and expertise came together to unravel one such subterranean mystery. Imagine a home, a sanctuary, suddenly disrupted by unexplained water seepage and ground subsidence. It’s … Read more

Forensic Engineering Unravelled: A Deep Dive into Mobile Crane Failure

In the world of construction, mobile cranes are the workhorses that make architectural marvels possible. One such machine, a mobile crane known for its robustness and impressive load capacity, became the subject of a forensic engineering investigation by Approved Group International. Let’s delve into the details of this intriguing case, providing insights that reinsurers, insurers, … Read more

What Happens In A Vehicle Damage Investigation?

Research has demonstrated that road accidents occur more frequently during festive seasons, leading to an increase in claims around this period. Vehicle damage repairs can cost a fortune and one of the key parts of the rectification process is the insurance claim. However, a Vehicle Damage Investigation (VDI) is often done to determine the consistency … Read more

Using 3D Matterport During Site Visits

AGI have acquired 3D Matterport and are planning to send it to seventeen different countries around the world for the relevant authorities to capture the 3D-images of fire sites, water damaged sites, etc., independent of human intervention. With an error of only one percent, this revolutionary camera is a technological feat, surpassing human capability and defying human fallibility.

Fire Patterns Analysis: Foundations for Interpreting

The fire forensic science community has been looking into ways to improve fire investigation, especially in the identification of fire origin. As fire forensic science evolves from practical knowledge towards a scientific foundation, capabilities such as interpreting fire patterns need further attention.

John Horswell as Expert Witness in Cradle Fund Murder Trial

With a solid 44 year combined experience in law enforcement and forensic sciences, John Horswell is renowned for scientifically investigating the cause of a fire and explosion. In July 2020, John Horswell is invited to assist a high profile murder trial of Nazrin Hassan in Malaysia. John Horswell’s expertise is needed to cross-examine the prosecution … Read more