The Laureen Rahn case appeared to be a straightforward analysis. There was enough information about Laureen’s character and behavior to contribute to a victimology assessment, and a fair accounting of her last known activities. But halfway through the ACH matrix, it became clear that the available evidence was not strong enough to distinguish between multipleContinue reading “Laureen Rahn: ACH Stalls And TRACE Falls Short”
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Mitchel Weiser and Bonnie Bickwit: A Team Approach
The disappearance of Mitchel Weiser and Bonnie Bickwit in 1973 resembles the Amy Wroe Bechtel case in the absence of evidence. Both matters were examined on this site using The TRACE Technique, a formal methodology for cases with low to no evidence. Its application here reinforced that TRACE is a good fit for this typeContinue reading “Mitchel Weiser and Bonnie Bickwit: A Team Approach”
Amy Wroe Bechtel: Analysis In The Absence Of Evidence
The disappearance of runner Amy Wroe Bechtel is analyzed using The TRACE Technique 1.0, a novel methodology developed through human-AI collaboration for cases with no- to low-physical evidence. TRACE shifts the focus of the analysis away from what, why, or how something happened, to which hypothesis best reconciles with known facts or evidence patterns, andContinue reading “Amy Wroe Bechtel: Analysis In The Absence Of Evidence”