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When a person is arrested and accused of a felonious crime the prosecution has the benefit of using the police department to handle all of their investigative needs to make sure that they have enough evidence to successfully prosecute. This is all well and good for the prosecution, but who does the accused have to turn to, to prove their innocence? In Texas a private investigator is usually who they turn to as the only person who can help to provide the information that will prove their innocence and save them from what may be a lengthy prison sentence. In most cases the defense attorney is going to need help finding witnesses who are willing to come forward and testify on behalf of the accused. Add to that even though the prosecution may claim to have sufficient evidence to earn a conviction, the Texas private investigator has the job of going over the evidence to look for mistakes and to continue looking for further evidence to help find the real perpetrator of the crime.
The role of the Texas private investigator in a criminal defense investigation is a critical one; it is his job to work together with the defense attorney to prove that there is reasonable doubt as to the accused person's guilt. He can do this by finding new witnesses who are willing to talk to the courts about what they saw. He may spend time sifting through the evidence that has been collected and in some cases hire an independent forensics team to analyze what has been done by the police department. The Texas private investigator will also spend plenty of time at the crime scene doing his own investigation and collecting any evidence that the police department may have overlooked. This way he may find the one piece of evidence that can help prove the client's innocence or at least cast enough doubt that a jury will not be able to hand down a conviction. During his investigation the Texas private investigator will pour over the police reports, copies of any evidence, photographs, phone messages, routine day to day paperwork and the statements that any witnesses have already provided to the police to look for any inconsistencies.
The job here is to see if there are enough inconsistencies in the statements from the witnesses or any errors made in the reports that can help prove the innocence of the client. He will also interview the witnesses himself to find out whether or not they have a motivation for helping to convict the defendant. By the time a Texas private investigator have collected enough information that together with the defense attorney they will be able to ensure that the jury will believe in the client's innocence. If you have been accused of a crime and need the services of a private investigator in the San Antonio area you should contact A True PI, with over 20 years of experience in the field they will do everything in their power to help you prove your innocence.