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Problems

Start with what does not add up.

You do not need to choose an investigative method before contacting BSI². Begin with the question, the decision it affects, and what remains unclear.

Problem Patterns

Questions that can be investigated.

What happened, and what can still be verified?

Build a chronology from identifiable sources without allowing the first account to become the conclusion.

A source-linked account of established facts, material conflicts, and remaining gaps.

Which claims are supported, contradicted, or still uncertain?

Compare records, reported information, and observable facts while keeping inference separate from evidence.

A written assessment that shows the basis, alternatives, confidence, and limits.

What facts are needed before the next consequential decision?

Define the decision first, then identify the smallest lawful inquiry capable of resolving the controlling uncertainty.

A bounded investigative question, proportional plan, and useful stopping point.
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