Forensic Pathology & Extrajudicial Execution Intervention Analytics
Applying forensic pathology to prove extrajudicial executions and build accountability cases against perpetrators.
Mission Statement
The Forensic Pathology & Extrajudicial Execution Intervention Analytics unit applies forensic pathology and analytical methods to investigate suspected extrajudicial executions — establishing cause and manner of death, identifying perpetrators, and building the medico-legal evidence needed for accountability proceedings. The unit works in politically sensitive environments where official accounts of deaths are disputed, providing independent forensic analysis that can withstand scrutiny in international and domestic legal proceedings.
Key Functions
Independent Autopsy
Conducting independent forensic autopsies in cases of disputed or suspicious death — establishing cause and manner of death with the objectivity and rigor needed to challenge official accounts in legal proceedings.
Execution Investigation
Investigating suspected extrajudicial executions — analyzing wound patterns, ballistic evidence, and scene documentation to reconstruct the circumstances of death and identify perpetrators.
Pattern Analysis
Analyzing patterns of extrajudicial execution across cases to identify systematic practices, responsible units, and command responsibility — building the pattern-of-practice evidence needed for accountability at the institutional level.
Core Capabilities
Global Intervention Operations Directorate
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