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What if the alibi checks out?

Create a scenario, add hypothetical or not-yet-authenticated evidence, and see how the timeline, contradictions and answers change. The permanent record is never touched until you say so.

State v. Bellamy · Scope: Scenario “Rideshare alibi”Sample data

Scenario adds 2 hypothetical items · 3 analyses re-run in scope · Not in permanent record

ItemScopeEffect on findings
Rideshare trip receipt, 20:31 to 20:58 (hypothetical)ScenarioTimeline now places the defendant across town during the 911 callS1; contradiction with witness [5] rises to High
Convenience-store receipt, 21:04 (hypothetical)ScenarioInvestigative gaps adds: “store surveillance for 21:00 to 21:10 was not requested”
Incident report 25-04471.pdfPermanentUnchanged
Discard scenario Promote to permanent record
1

Create a scenario

Name it for the theory you want to test. A case can hold any number of scenarios, and each one is isolated from the others and from the permanent record.

2

Add and re-run

Upload the hypothetical items into the scenario, then re-run any analysis or ask any question in that scope. Hypothetical evidence is only ever retrievable inside its own scenario.

3

Discard or promote

If the theory dies, discard the scenario and its files are removed. If the evidence turns out to be real, promote it into the permanent record. Both actions are audited.

Why the isolation matters

Permanent-record analyses and chats never see scenario evidence, so a hypothetical can never leak into a report you hand to the court. The scope selector at the top of the workspace always shows which record you are looking at, and every exported report states the scope it was generated from.

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