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Useful tools

A small pair of binoculars helps

when you want to perform

observations from a discreet

distance. A flashlight will let you

investigate dark corners and areas

in suspicious rooms. You can use

a camera to retain an image of

the facts of a case. You can get in

touch with fellow investigators by

cell phone or walkie-talkies when

you are on the trail of a suspect,

for example. And if you have a

microscope, you can use it to study

clues (particles of paint or fibers).

To keep a record of sudden

inspirations, statements by

witnesses and all sorts of

observations, you should always

keep a small notebook with pencil or

pen at hand in your jacket pocket.

Assistants wanted!

Detectives seldom work alone. Even

in movies or novels, they usually have

one or more assistants, since any case

will typically demand the completion

of several tasks as quickly as possible.

It is always good if these tasks can be

divided among several partners.

Spy Labs Incorporated detectives

James, Carolyn, and Mike offer a good

example of successful teamwork,

because they complement each other

perfectly:

James possesses exceptional

leadership abilities, quick powers

of deduction, and the ability to think

logically. He is good at motivating the

other two detectives and getting them

to work at peak performance.

Carolyn, on the other hand, is a

technically gifted and manually skilled

detective. She also has good physical

conditioning, which always comes in

handy during lengthy stakeouts.

The third detective, Mike, gathers and

arranges facts, undertakes research,

and runs the detectives’ archive. He

also has an excellent memory and an

extensive knowledge of past cases and

criminals.

What skills do you need to have to

become a good detective?

There are three skills that are

particularly important in detective

work:

1. Good powers of observation

2. Broad knowledge

3. Deductive reasoning ability

These skills help you to use clues and

statements to conjure up a picture of

the way an event must have unfolded,

while quickly identifying discrepancies

and recognizing the clues that point to a

possible culprit.

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