In real life, P.I.s locate witnesses, discover discrepancies in a résumé or in evidence, do background checks on companies or individuals, and discourage stalkers.
If you discover discrepancies, take the appropriate steps to have them corrected promptly.
When they discover discrepancies, they remedy, some even overnight.
Certainly more restraints would enable a researcher to better refine the structure and to discover discrepancy within the restraints.
In 1992, Promesa's chief financial officer was murdered after discovering discrepancies during an audit, and another employee was convicted of hiring two teenagers to kill her.
But that eroded rapidly as investigators discovered discrepancies between several autopsy reports prepared the day the women's bodies were found, including mislabeled tissue.
In each of those three cases — Longtop, China MediaExpress and ShengdaTech — the auditors discovered discrepancies, but only after signing off on financial statements.
In February 2007, Heather Lynn Anderson, a deputy attorney general who specializes in tax cases, filed papers in court saying auditors had discovered discrepancies that raised "numerous additional questions regarding the accuracy" of the Trump casinos' tax returns.
In comparing public and private descriptions of drug trials conducted by the pharmaceutical giant Pfizer, researchers discovered discrepancies,including changes in the number of study participants and inconsistent definitions of protocols and analyses.
In July 2011, after The Guardian exposed the accessing of Milly Dowler's voicemails by the News of the World, a team of Journal reporters discovered discrepancies between different versions of the paper's article about the 13-year-old murdered girl published earlier that year.
David Irving compared the donated Chronik with a copy of the Chronik for 1943 in the Imperial War Museum in London, and discovered discrepancies.
