The Investigative Research process is a structured approach aimed at gathering, analyzing, and presenting critical information with accuracy and depth. It begins with a Deep Dive Analysis, where initial insights and contextual background are explored to set the foundation for further investigation.

This is followed by Preliminary Research, OSINT (Open-Source Intelligence), and CSINT (Confidential Source Intelligence), where publicly available and confidential data are gathered to verify facts and uncover key leads.

In the Investigation Research stage, deeper analysis is conducted using advanced methodologies to validate findings, identify patterns, and connect relevant information.

The insights are then compiled into a Preliminary Report, providing an initial structured overview of findings, potential leads, and areas requiring further verification.

Finally, the Final Report presents a comprehensive, well-documented summary of the investigation, including conclusions, evidence-based insights, and actionable recommendations, ensuring clarity and informed decision-making.

Each stage plays a crucial role in ensuring that investigative research is thorough, credible, and effectively contributes to resolving inquiries or supporting strategic decisions