KOLKATA: Cops investigating the deadly Ferrari crash have pinned all hope on forensic experts to take a look at and retrieve data from the a couple of engine keep watch over units (ECUs) that keep watch over the electrical systems or subsystems in a automobile.
"Unlike other cars, Ferraris have more than one ECU module. Even if fragmented, we hope experts can extract some vital information from at least one of them," said a senior investigator.
Forensic experts concerned in the probe said data compilation had begun, and that analysis would possibly take weeks, even months. "Each member was tasked with either collecting physical or digital evidence. We will work on the police requirements. We will answer specific queries put up by them instead of preparing one big comprehensive report in the early stages of the probe. This will help cops frame questions better," said a senior scientist.
Officers said that in the absence of any witness, they have been the use of CCTV pictures to slender down on different drivers in the vicinity to take a look at and get some possible feedback. The law enforcement officials said they might summon the opposite supercar drivers. "As of now, the vital question is whether Shibaji made a mistake while negotiating an obstacle," defined an officer.
Bengal traffic police resources said they may ask IIT experts to find out whether or not any building or highway furniture at the coincidence spot was once at fault.
"Unlike other cars, Ferraris have more than one ECU module. Even if fragmented, we hope experts can extract some vital information from at least one of them," said a senior investigator.
Forensic experts concerned in the probe said data compilation had begun, and that analysis would possibly take weeks, even months. "Each member was tasked with either collecting physical or digital evidence. We will work on the police requirements. We will answer specific queries put up by them instead of preparing one big comprehensive report in the early stages of the probe. This will help cops frame questions better," said a senior scientist.
Officers said that in the absence of any witness, they have been the use of CCTV pictures to slender down on different drivers in the vicinity to take a look at and get some possible feedback. The law enforcement officials said they might summon the opposite supercar drivers. "As of now, the vital question is whether Shibaji made a mistake while negotiating an obstacle," defined an officer.
Bengal traffic police resources said they may ask IIT experts to find out whether or not any building or highway furniture at the coincidence spot was once at fault.
Ferrari probe hope rests on forensic nitty-gritty
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