Services

Three public doors. One bounded promise.

BSI² begins with the unresolved question and the decision it affects. A public description is not a promise that a particular matter, method, or timetable will be accepted.

Problem Assessment

A bounded first look at what is known, what is assumed, what remains unresolved, and whether a lawful investigation is the right next step.

May include

Problem framing
Authority and fit review
Initial source review
Information-gap definition

Useful work product

Defined question
Known and assumed facts separated
Information gaps
Next-step options

Investigation

Lawful fact development for an event or pattern whose material facts need to be established and reported with their limits.

May include

Records and source research
Interviews and source inquiry
Chronology development
Authorized field inquiry when appropriate

Useful work product

Source-linked findings
Chronology
Competing explanations
Written findings and limits

Professional Case Support

Defined factual support for counsel or a licensed investigator where an existing matter has a specific information gap.

May include

Scoped factual research
Chronology and record review
Source-referenced case support
Written activity accounting

Useful work product

Agreed scope
Source-referenced work product
Time and activity account
Stated limitations

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Boundaries

Screening is not an engagement.

Submitting a screening request does not create an engagement or authorize investigative work.
Work begins only after authority, fit, scope, and required written terms are accepted.
No particular result, recovery, arrest, prosecution, or official action is promised.
BSI² does not claim police powers, legal authority, special database access, or decision-making authority for the client.
Clients retain responsibility for legal, clinical, employment, policing, and other professional decisions.

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