Professional investigative and trauma-informed advocacy services for complex legal, social, and personal cases in the Pacific Northwest.

Legal Partnerships

Investigative support for cases that are not simple.

When the file leaves unanswered questions, Six Echoes helps legal teams develop the people, places, timelines, and source material behind the record—especially when witnesses are reluctant, accounts conflict, trauma shapes disclosure, or the facts require fieldwork.

All investigative services are currently provided under Frazier Forensics license. Six Echoes LLC is not the agency of record but is available for subcontract work. Frazier Forensics agency license: 29409.

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The Relationship

An extension of your team.

The relationship between an attorney and an investigator only works when it's built on trust. You need to know how the work is being done, that it's being done lawfully, and that what comes back is usable — not a liability.

Six Echoes supports counsel where field-developed facts can inform case evaluation, discovery, negotiation, or trial preparation. The work is scoped to the question counsel needs answered—not a preferred outcome.

We don't overpromise. We don't improvise. And we don't deliver work product that creates problems you'll have to answer for.

Our Role

The investigative role in litigation.

We support matters across the full arc of a case — from the first conversation through trial preparation. Each phase below represents a distinct way we work alongside your team.

Early Case Development

Before strategy, before filing. We help develop the factual foundation — what happened, who was involved, what can be proven, and what can't.

Discovery Support

Locating witnesses, conducting interviews, retrieving records, and supporting depositions with developed information.

Evidence Development

Identifying, locating, and preserving evidence. Working scenes, documents, and people together rather than in isolation.

Witness Development

Finding, interviewing, and preparing witnesses — including the ones who are reluctant, traumatized, or hard to reach.

Subject & Party Investigation

Understanding the other side. Backgrounds, patterns, relationships, and what the opposition's story actually rests on.

Trial Preparation

Organizing investigative work product for use at trial — timelines, evidence packages, witness materials, and exhibits support.

The Fact Gap

Bring us in when the file stops answering the question.

01A key witness is difficult to locate, reluctant, traumatized, hostile, or inconsistent.
02A scene, neighborhood, business, or records source needs field follow-up.
03Discovery reveals a new lead, contradiction, or missing source.
04Counsel needs a sourced chronology, contact log, evidence index, or focused investigative report.
05The matter requires neutral, lawful documentation without pressure or theatrics.

Standards

How the work is done.

Not aspirations. Requirements. These are the standards that govern how we conduct investigations — and what you can expect when you work with us.

Lawful, documented methods that hold up under scrutiny — not work that creates problems for the file.

Honest reporting: what was found, what wasn't, and what remains unverified.

No harassment, coercion, pretext that violates the law, or embellishment of evidence.

Conflicts screened before engagement; potential conflicts disclosed immediately.

Work Product

What comes back to your team.

You do not need a data dump. You need organized work product showing what was assigned, what was done, what was learned, what remains unverified, and where the source material lives. Deliverables are tailored to the question counsel needs answered.

Investigative Report

Assignment scope, methods, activity chronology, findings, source references, limitations, and focused follow-up items.

Witness Interview Memorandum

Contact history, interview conditions, material statements, inconsistencies, corroboration points, and unresolved questions. Recordings are included only when lawful and authorized.

Case Chronology & Source Index

Key events tied to source materials, with verification notes, conflicts, and unresolved gaps clearly identified.

Field Documentation Package

Captioned and timestamped photographs or video, location information, source or evidence logs, and preservation notes when applicable.

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Any sample is fictionalized and contains no real client or case information. Actual format, content, and media availability depend on the assignment, applicable law, and client authorization.

The Engagement

How the working relationship operates.

Initial Fit & Scope

We discuss the matter, the question counsel needs answered, and what investigative support can realistically produce.

Clear Scope & Terms

Engagement terms are clear — scope, deliverables, timeline, and agency-of-record structure. No ambiguity.

Controlled Information Handling

We follow counsel's instructions for confidentiality, information sharing, and work-product handling. Sensitive materials move through the process established for the engagement.

Regular Communication

Status updates, findings, and developments as they happen — not weeks later.

Professional Delivery

Work product that's organized, accurate, and usable — not a pile of raw notes.

Let's discuss your matter.

An initial fit and scope conversation does not create an engagement or confidential investigative relationship. Work begins only after written scope and agency-of-record terms are in place.

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