This research aims to discuss in depth the role of forensic accountants in a company in various case phenomena, the difficulties they experience, and how they succeed in solving these cases. The methodology used in this research is a qualitative method, namely a phenomenological study. The research method used is interpretative phenomenological analysis, with the aim of exploring in detail a person's life experiences. This research discusses the informant's journey as a forensic accountant in solving various fraud cases. As the forensic accounting profession itself is still limited in Indonesia, there has been no previous research that used the same method on this topic. The limited time available from the informant who is a professional forensic accountant places limitations on the researcher so that the researcher cannot explore wider areas and topics. This research provides meaning, as well as for practitioners so that they can implement the investigative methods discussed in this research.