Frequently Asked Questions

We take on nearly any case where structured research, organization, and a fresh set of eyes could move things forward. Our specialty is wrongful convictions, unresolved cold cases, and violent criminal cases, but we're not limited to those categories, and every submission is reviewed individually. Every case is evaluated on its own merits; submitting a case doesn't guarantee acceptance.

No. We are not law enforcement, licensed private investigators, or legal counsel, and our work is not a substitute for legal or investigative representation. We provide structured research, documentation, and organization, not legal advice, surveillance, or licensed investigative services.

Our case files are built to be clear, organized, and well-documented, which can make them a useful resource to bring to an attorney. We do not represent that our findings constitute legal evidence, and we recommend involving an attorney directly for anything related to an active or potential legal proceeding.

No. All findings are based on the information available at the time of review. We do not guarantee outcomes, conclusions, or results. Our goal is clarity, organization, and insight, not a predetermined result.

Capacity is limited, and not every case fits our scope of work or process. Review is based on factors like the type of case, what information is already available, and whether structured research is likely to add real value. If we don't accept a case, that's not a judgment on its merit.

Timeline depends on the scope and complexity of the case, and is confirmed as part of the proposal before work begins. You'll know your specific timeline in advance, not just a general estimate.

No. We do not take custody of physical evidence. Any physical materials remain your responsibility and should be directed to the appropriate authorities or legal representatives.