ASIS PCI - The 10-Year Rule: Writing Bulletproof Investigative Reports 📝⚖️

Can a perfect investigation fail? Yes. 🚫 If your final report is confusing, biased, or messy, all your hard work can disappear in seconds. For professional investigators, the report is often the only thing the client sees.

In this video, we break down the "10-Year Rule"—the ultimate test for writing reports that stand up in court a decade later. We cover the perfect 6-part structure, how to write a 1-minute Executive Summary that CEOs will actually read, and the critical difference between subjective opinions (weak) and objective facts (bulletproof). Learn how to make your writing C.L.E.A.R. (Concise, Legible, Accurate, Audible, Relevant).

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⏱️ Timestamps: [00:00] Intro: Why Perfect Investigations Fail [01:16] The 10-Year Rule: Writing for the Future Stranger [01:52] The 6-Part Standard Report Structure [02:22] The Executive Summary: The 1-Minute Read Formula (Why, How, What, So What) [03:35] Active vs. Passive Voice & Third Person Writing [04:28] Facts vs. Opinions: The "Drunk" Example [05:32] The C.L.E.A.R. Acronym Checklist

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