An exterior forensic analysis reveals a residential structure located in Hoenheim, France

An exterior forensic analysis reveals a residential structure located in Hoenheim, France. The building presents a reddish-pink facade, characteristic of Alsatian architecture, featuring a steeply pitched dark roof and a prominent gable with dark brown half-timbering on the upper story. A small, dark-framed window is centered within the half-timbered gable. Below, a dark brown wooden balcony with decorative balusters extends across the facade. A window on the balcony level displays open dark brown shutters, and the glass reflects horizontal blue and white patterns, suggesting internal blinds or an external reflection. Small red floral elements are visible within a planter on the balcony railing. In the immediate foreground, a dark-colored modern fence delineates the property boundary, composed of solid panels and at least one section with a gabion-style infill of small stones. Dense green and variegated shrubbery partially obscures the lower portion of the house, positioned above the fence line. The sky overhead is blue with scattered white clouds. No individuals or discernible activities are present in the scene.