Cold case · open–pending
Flagler Corridor Robbery Series (2011)
111019-087233
54
solvability today
Five street robberies along the Flagler corridor, fall 2011. No arrests; physical evidence destroyed in the 2019 purge.
Why this score — every factor shows itself
Pattern matches two 2026 open cases (cross-era hit)+26
Physical evidence destroyed in 2019 purge-30
Two witnesses relocated, traceable+12
The restart plan — where to pick this case back up
Evidence audit
Confirm it exists, confirm the chain, decide what modern testing can do.
· Physical evidence destroyed in the 2019 purge — document the destruction record for disclosure
Witness recontact
Who, in what order, why, and what to ask — circumstances change in 30 years.
· Two witnesses relocated but traceable; recontact order after the cross-era comparison
New technology review
What today's lab and today's data can do that the original detectives couldn't.
· Cross-era comparison against the 2026 open series (method, corridor, descriptions)
Legal review
Limitations, agreements, disclosure — before anyone is recontacted.
· Robbery limitations analysis required before any refile decision
Cold cases stay open — pending/suspended. They are never closed for lack of leads; that protects the case decades later.