Investigation refers to the systematic process of inquiring into a matter to uncover facts, gather evidence, and establish the truth about a particular issue or incident. This process typically involves collecting information through various means such as interviews, observations, and the analysis of documents or physical evidence. Investigations can be conducted in numerous contexts, including criminal justice, journalism, scientific research, and corporate settings, and they aim to resolve questions or disputes by clarifying the facts and circumstances surrounding the subject of inquiry. The result of an investigation may lead to conclusions, recommendations, or actions based on the findings.
An inquiry unfolds in Paris, focusing on Aurore Bergé, the French Minister of Equality, over alleged undisclosed connections with lobbyist Elsa Hervy. Bergé's home, along with Hervy's and a daycare…