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Capabilities
Multiple tools to work every angle.
Want to know who they're talking about on your favorite podcast? Type a name to find a person, see their photos, the documents that mention them, and the connections they have with other people and places. Add your own details if you know of something that the community hasn't discovered yet.
"Hey Hercules, show me all pictures of a blue Toyota" Use Voice Mode to have an interactive conversation with an expert who knows every line of the documents, every photo, and every person in the case.
When another member's work is similar to your own, you'll get hints when we think someone has discovered something you might be interested in.
A community-powered tool for reconstructing redacted documents. Un-Redactor analyzes the size and position of each black bar, cross-references names in the case, and shows you what fits. See what other members have identified and add your own guesses to help the community piece together what’s hidden.
Search thousands of pages and photos in seconds to find exactly what you're looking for. Including documents, images, people, organizations, locations, vehicles, evidence and more.
Clean and clear audio with the redaction pauses removed. Audio interviews are manually cleaned with no AI and no generative voice enhancements, keeping the record true.
Pin the pictures to the corkboard and connect them with red strings. Connections in the case can draw the strings for you, giving you an interactive view of the people and places you're focusing on this week. Create, collaborate and share with others on the same trail.
Who is EA? Search the people in the case by initials to find all possible matches. Expand your reach by searching the school directory too.
Type something like, "Make a timeline entry for when the girls left the Grub Truck." and we'll automatically attach the official documents referencing the event, the people involved, and the timestamp too. If it's in the case files, you can add it fast. From there you can add photos, notes, and more.
Create your own Google map to help visualize the locations & organizations from the case. Or drop your own pins and build custom maps for personal research or to share with the community.
Search & chat with more than 180,000 4chan posts related to the Idaho 4 case. Our archive is organized into an easy to read format with over 35k searchable images dating back to the day of the crime.
Search through more than 7,000 police logs from Moscow, Idaho. Chat with the logs to uncover patterns, spot the gaps, and check out the heat map to see how the crime clusters visualize.
Create your own pages, like a mini website or your own publishing portal. Make them interactive by linking people, places and photos from the case, all with one click. Great for showing off your recent findings.
Stuck on something? Create a bounty page and let the community help you get it solved.
The model
Investigation is fragmented. Clues live across social media, Discord, group chats, private documents, screenshots, bookmarks, and thousands of pages of official records. People research the same case separately, often never knowing someone else already found the missing piece.
Investigation becomes collaborative. Search and chat with official records. Bring your own research into one place. Discover connections across documents and data. And when someone else uncovers something relevant to your investigation, CrimeCollab can surface the hint so you don’t miss what they found.
You’re never investigating alone. As you dig in, CrimeCollab shows you hints from discoveries other users have made. And your own discoveries become potential leads for people digging into the same kinds of things you are.
Instantly search thousands of case files (and even photos) to find exactly what you’re looking for. Or ask questions about the case and get accurate answers from a new kind of AI that cites its work and earns your trust.
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