A forensic description of the scene in Givenchy-en-Gohelle, France, reveals an outdoor memorial environment under overcast skies

A forensic description of the scene in Givenchy-en-Gohelle, France, reveals an outdoor memorial environment under overcast skies. In the immediate foreground, a dark-toned, possibly bronze, sculpture is positioned on a wet, light-colored brick pathway. The sculpture depicts a heavily draped fabric, suggestive of a uniform or greatcoat, with embossed vertical text including "RESPECT" and partially "CANADIAN." A sculpted dove with open wings is perched on the draped fabric, facing right, with oak leaves and acorns visible below it. To the right of the sculpture, a white or light grey structure, likely a bench, integrates a vertical element with the word "VIMY" inscribed. Two dark cylindrical forms are visible at the base of the sculpture. Beyond the pathway, a strip of sparse, brown and green vegetation separates the foreground from a dark grey wall in the midground. The wall bears white text reading "PARC CENTENNAIRE" and "CENTENNIAL PARK," separated by a red emblem, possibly a stylized maple leaf. To the left of this wall, a light grey, conical monument with "VALEU" (likely "VALEUR") written vertically is present. To the right, a similar conical monument displaying "HONOUR" vertically is partially visible. A dark metal gate or fence structure is discernible behind the main wall. The background consists of a dense, bare tree line under a hazy, light grey sky. No people are visible in the scene.