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A Second Chance for Cold Cases, From Anywhere
A focused remote session, available on its own or ahead of a Full Case Review.
Every Cold Case Deserves a Fresh Look
For investigators,
a Virtual Case Review is a fresh perspective on a case that has stalled. One focused session can surface new leads, overlooked connections, and a new direction to pursue, with every impression recorded so you can weigh it against what you already know.
For agencies,
a Virtual Case Review is a distinct service built specifically for remote work. It follows its own structured process, working from photographs and case information, and provides intuitive impressions and investigative direction your team can evaluate and act on.
A Virtual Case Review was developed for cases where a focused remote session is the right fit. It is not a replacement for being on site.
My most in-depth work happens in person, where I walk the scene, work with physical evidence, meet with the family, and conduct Guided Investigative Questioning. Agencies can book a Virtual Case Review on its own, ahead of a Full Case Review, or move directly to an in-person review.
What Is a Virtual Case Review?
When people first hear that I’m a Psychic Profiler & Medium, they often imagine a single reading.
That’s not what I do.
My Virtual Case Review is a structured remote session developed to work alongside law enforcement. We share the same objective: to fill in missing pieces, develop leads, and move the case forward toward clarity and justice. Because the session is remote, I work from photographs and case information. The Full Case Review is a separate, in-person process that includes the crime scene, physical evidence, and the family, and it is where a case receives my most complete work.
Every impression is documented and preserved so investigators can independently evaluate the information within the context of their case.
Phase One: Initial Case Intake
Before our Zoom session, the lead investigator emails me the following:
A photograph of the victim with the eyes clearly visible.
The victim’s first name and age.
The address of the crime scene, or the address of the last known location.
Homicide: the date and time of the crime.
Missing person: the date and time last seen.
At this stage, I do not want to know who your persons of interest or suspects are, if any. This allows me to build an independent profile based only on what comes through intuitively, without influence.
Phase Two: Initial Impressions & Case Details
Phase Two begins at the start of our Zoom session. Before investigators share anything further, I give my initial impressions and the details I observe from the victim’s photograph. Only then do investigators provide the case details they are able and willing to share, excluding any information about persons of interest or suspects at this stage. A common misconception is that I will simply know everything about a case. Intuitive information does not work that way. Each detail you share creates a new access point, allowing me to go deeper and bring forward new information, direction, and leads that may not have come through otherwise. Even small or seemingly insignificant details can help form a clearer picture.
Phase Three: Guided Session
We then move into a guided session where investigators ask structured, open-ended questions. This is where I build an independent profile based solely on what comes through. The way you ask questions directly impacts the quality of the information I receive, so come prepared and know your objectives. Think in terms of building a profile that helps identify or locate a suspect, person, or location. If there are potential persons of interest or suspects, please have their photographs prepared in advance, with the eyes clearly visible, so they are ready to be shared when requested.
Rather than asking “Where does he live?” or “Did he do it?”, guide me through the environment: “Stand in front of the house and walk toward it. What do you see? Look to the right, to the left. Fly above it (from a remote view perspective). What do you observe?” During the session, I engage all five of my senses to some extent, so ask about sounds, smells, textures, and atmosphere.
This is a fact-gathering stage. Gather everything first and analyze it afterward. My recall of impressions can be brief, so every session is recorded, allowing details that seem minor now to be reviewed later.
Getting the Most From the Session
This work requires openness and focus. For the strongest results:
Include investigators who are open to this process.
Come prepared with clear objectives for the session.
Ask open-ended questions, not yes or no questions.
Avoid leading details such as hair color or a vehicle. Let me describe what comes through first.
When something is accurate, a simple “Yes, we understand” helps maintain the flow.
Hold analysis until after the session. Gather first, review afterward.
What You Walk Away With
Detailed Case Impressions
Specific impressions gathered throughout the session, which can include physical descriptions, names or initials, vehicles, significant locations, timelines, and relationships connected to the victim, all captured on the session recording.
An Independent Profile & New Direction
A profile built without suspect influence, along with potential new leads, overlooked connections, and investigative direction your team can evaluate against the case file.
A Clear Recommendation for Next Steps
We close by discussing what came through and whether the case would benefit from an in-person Full Case Review. The virtual fee is credited toward it.
Is a Virtual Case Review Right for Your Case?
A Virtual Case Review may be appropriate when:
An investigation has gone cold.
New investigative leads have stopped developing.
Law enforcement is seeking additional investigative direction.
A focused remote session is the right fit for where the case is now.
An unresolved homicide, suspicious death, or missing person investigation requires a fresh perspective.
Your team wants an independent profile built without suspect influence.
Professional Standards
Every Virtual Case Review is conducted with professionalism, confidentiality, and respect for both the investigative process and the families involved.
As a Psychic Profiler & Medium, my role is not to replace traditional investigative methods but to contribute additional investigative information through a structured methodology designed to work alongside law enforcement.
Every impression I receive is treated as investigative information, not an investigative conclusion.
Every detail is documented, preserved, and provided to investigators for independent evaluation within the context of their case. The investigative team remains solely responsible for evaluating information, determining its relevance, and deciding how it may assist the investigation.
I do not claim 100% accuracy, and effectiveness may vary depending on the case.
Next Steps
If your agency is investigating an unresolved homicide, suspicious death, or missing person case, you can book a Virtual Case Review or move directly to an in-person Full Case Review. I welcome the opportunity to discuss how I may be able to assist your investigative team.
To begin your case or request additional information, please email:
case@alejandrainvestigates.com
I look forward to the opportunity to work alongside law enforcement in the pursuit of answers for investigators and the families they serve.
— Alejandra Taborn
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