According to Eck, there are only two categories of cases that face investigators.They are solvable and unsolvable. Unsolvable account for 80% of an investigator's caseload.

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Eck suggests that cases can be categorized into three types: solvable, unsolvable, and those that could be solved with some investigative effort. The statement that unsolvable cases account for 80% of an investigator's caseload is not a specific statistic provided by Eck and oversimplifies his categorization.

According to Eck, There Are Only Two Categories of Cases