👉 PGDRE is a term that stands for "Picture, Gasp, Drop, and Reveal." It's a phrase used to describe the process of collecting evidence from a crime scene.
Firstly, imagine you go into your mom's home. You see an antique watch and wonder what it could be. The watch has a serial number on it, but you can't identify it because it looks like someone put it there by mistake. You're curious so you decide to take the watch with you. When you get back home, your mother takes it out of its box and shows it to her friends, who are also curious. She tells them that she found a serial number on the watch, but they don't believe her. She then goes to the police station, where she is questioned about the serial number. They tell her she's not being truthful and that she needs to provide her housemates with a witness statement, which means that they'll have to show up at the police station with a picture of their home. She's very nervous and feels like she might be in danger. But then, as you walk out of the police station, your mom notices something unusual - there's a note inside the box! The note says that someone saw her house being searched, but didn't take any evidence. This is why she couldn't identify the watch, and now her friends are convinced she was lying! So PGDRE means "Picture, Gasp, Drop, and Reveal
