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A folder becomes a case theory — and catches a 47-minute lie.
The Alibi That Held · 1 min
The initial suspect — cleared by his own timecard.
The Scorpion Thread · 1 min
Two cases, two detectives, different shifts — one alias.
Today's briefing — Burglary / Robbery Unit — B Shift
Friday, June 26, 2026 · demo clockYour unit's day at a glance — what needs a decision on the left, what's new on the right.
2Need action today3Evidence expiring1Cross-case matches3Open contradictions1Overdue tasks2Awaiting supervisor
What needs you today
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Camera footage expires in 2 days06/28
260614-153202 — Riverside Occupied Burglary and Motor-Vehicle Theft
The Ferrell porch camera faces the street approach to the Pryce house and may show the suspect vehicle. The system overwrites after 14 days.
Retrieve footage →Assigned: Det. M. Rivers
Transit CCTV expires 07/1307/13
260530-141096 — Coral Way Street Robbery
The bus-stop camera is the only independent record of the robbery scene window — and a defense motion on the photo array is pending.
Pawn-shop video request not yet served07/21
260621-158847 — Kessler Avenue Daytime Burglary
Golden Exchange keeps counter video about 30 days. The seller who pawned the rings left in the gray Nissan.
Serve the request →Assigned: Det. J. Whitfield
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Possible cross-case connection
The alias "Scorpion Leg" appears in two burglary investigations, with a matching vehicle description and a phone-number match.
4 supporting indicators · 2 that don't match · awaiting your review · Review the connection ↓
Changes since your last login
260614-153202 · Timeline updated by telemetry
Theft window: overnight, unconfirmed→ No later than 11:12 p.m. — last confirmed position NW 27th & Flagler
260530-141096 · Devil's Advocate re-scored after the timecard arrived
Working theory: array selection #4→ That theory is now the least-supported on its own board
14 closed by arrest2 exceptionally cleared34 days avg cycle18% → 11% prosecutor returns
My cases
260614-153202
Riverside Occupied Burglary and Motor-Vehicle Theft
Burglary of an occupied dwelling · Grand theft — motor vehicle
Open
12 days · High priority
Det. M. Rivers
260621-158847
Kessler Avenue Daytime Burglary
Burglary of a dwelling
Open
5 days · Medium priority
Det. J. Whitfield
260530-141096
Coral Way Street Robbery
Robbery
Open
27 days · High priority
Det. M. Rivers
260625-160413
Palm Grove Residential Burglary
Burglary of a dwelling
Open
1 day · Medium priority
Det. J. Whitfield
2026-1187
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Homicide (context case)
Open
2 days · High priority
Det. A. Morgan
Sentinel inbox — possible connections. A card is a candidate, not a conclusion — you decide.
Possible connection — supporting indicators — human review required
Confidence: Moderate
Supporting — click any line's source
Shared alias: "Scorpion Leg" — named by the victim in one case, heard on bodycam canvass in the other
Same vehicle description: gray Nissan sedan with a temporary tag, both cases
Phone match: pawn-record number (305) 555-0187 fits the partial fragment from the car-wash tip
Same entry method: rear-door pry at the strike plate, no glass broken, both scenes
Doesn't match
Time of day differs — night entry vs. daytime entry
No shared forensic result yet — the SYN-001 door swabs are still at the lab
Your decision is recorded and persists
NOT linked — superficial similarity, disconfirming evidence
Confidence: Rejected by CaseThread
Supporting — click any line's source
Both are residential rear-entry burglaries in the same month
Doesn't match
Method diverges: broken glass slider vs. strike-plate pry with no glass
Geography: 11.8 miles south, a different corridor, no shared locations
Vehicle: blue Honda with a full FL tag vs. gray Nissan with a temp tag
No shared identifiers — no alias, phone, or person overlap
CaseThread refused this link on its own — a tool that won't overconnect is a tool you can trust when it says yes.