Evidence-faithful accounts of contested cases.

The Brief is an investigative synthesis engine. Every Brief names what's established, what's strongly suggested, and what can't be known — in that order.

Established

What the public record supports as fact — institutional findings, documented evidence, completed proceedings — weighted by who produced it and whether it can be independently corroborated.

Strongly suggested

A reading the evidence supports without proving — named carefully, framed institutionally, with the formulation The Brief uses on every applicable case: cannot be proven, cannot be dismissed.

Unknown

The questions the synthesis cannot answer and why — named explicitly. A Brief without this section is a failed Brief.

Sample Brief

The Death of Princess Diana and Dodi Fayed

Paris, 31 August 1997

A closed historical event whose every formal investigation was conducted by the candidate organised power or its close ally — and the structural problem that creates.

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