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Case file 014  ·  Property

A cracked glass pane

01
A · Origin pointB · Crack pattern
Evidence considered2 photos  ·  Your description03
POSSIBLE EXPLANATIONS
01Impact to the paneLook for a clear point of originTo examine
02Stress near the frameCompare the crack edge and sealPossible
A useful next clue A close photo of where the cracks begin.

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OBSERVECONNECTUNDERSTAND

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01 / OBSERVE

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02 / CONNECT

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03 / UNDERSTAND

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Whatever doesn’t
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Real life doesn’t fit neatly into one category. Start with the event, follow the clues, and let the evidence guide the investigation.

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Damage & accidents

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02

Home & property

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03

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04

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SAMPLE REPORTCASE 014  /  GLASS DAMAGE
THE QUESTION

What might have caused the pane to crack?

THE OBSERVATIONS
  • A single pane has a branching crack pattern
  • The frame appears intact in the supplied view
  • The point where the cracks began is unclear
?Still uncertain A wider view and a closer photo of the crack origin could change which explanation fits best.
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