Keep the source.
Preserve the media and its context. An observation should remain traceable to what was actually recorded.
A possibility.
Not a verdict.
Information becomes useful when you can examine how it was found.
Look closer.
Every observation has a source.
Choose a perspective to
examine.
The original frame
Start with what was recorded. Keep source media beside candidate observations so an analyst can return to the original context.
Illustrative photography · Not a model resultA chain of evidence.
A human conclusion.
Show the connections.
Bring attachments, notes and timelines into a case. A relationship is something to examine, not assume.
Make room for doubt.
Review states and model limitations keep uncertainty visible. People decide what the evidence can support.
Models propose.
Evidence informs.