The examination of a crime scene encompasses a series of activities carried out by law enforcement, the technical consultant of the Public Prosecutor’s Office and the defense, together with technical experts and private investigators. These activities are of a technical and scientific nature and are conducted at the locus commissi delicti—both immediately upon the discovery of the crime and during any subsequent inspections—with the aim of isolating, describing, and analyzing the scene, as well as locating, examining, and collecting any traces found there.
Argo relies on forensic technical consultants who can perform or verify technical and laboratory analyses on biological evidence, conduct instrumental examinations of bloodstains or substances of various kinds, and carry out comprehensive ballistic analyses.
Forensic Ballistics is the science that deals with the reconstruction of the facts relating to a crime in which a firearm was used, studying the latter, the motion of the bullets and the effects of these when they impact the target. In the forensic field, the term “ballistic investigation” refers to that complex of technical examinations relating to firearms or to findings directly related to their use.
Bloodstain Pattern Analysis (BPA) is one of the most advanced scientific investigation techniques applied to crime scenes. By studying the shape, size, and distribution of bloodstains, it is possible to reconstruct the dynamics, positions, and modalities of the criminal event, providing highly technical evidence for judicial proceedings.
With a team of certified professionals and specialized laboratories, Argo delivers precise, reliable analyses fully compliant with international forensic protocols.
Digital forensics is a process aimed at “controlled manipulation” and more generally at the processing of data and / or information for investigative purposes by adopting technical-investigative procedures aimed at providing adequate guarantees in terms of integrity, “authenticity” and availability of information and data. This science, also called forensic computer science, cannot limit its range of action only to investigations relating to the so-called computer crimes.
Graphological appraisal is requested by private individuals, lawyers, in civil proceedings to establish the authorship, authenticity or counterfeiting of signatures, private deeds, initials, anonymous letters and in criminal proceedings in those cases in which the writing is used for the purpose of commit a crime for which it is required to identify the author of a writing.
Criminal profiling, a fundamental tool of scientific investigation, allows for the reconstruction of the psychological and behavioral profile of an unknown offender based on the analysis of the crime scene.
Through a multidisciplinary approach integrating forensic psychology, criminology, and investigative analysis, Argo collaborates with law enforcement agencies and law firms, providing technical assessments that help guide investigations and support judicial work.
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