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Every published report is a dot on this map.
Public venues are named exactly: a bar, a campus building, a transit line. A home or an office is snapped to a street block. The address she typed is never shown, exported or sold.
Zoom with the buttons, then drag to move. Open a dot to read it.
One report is on the map.
Three kinds of dot, and nothing else on the map.
Pin
A report a survivor published. It sits under the alias she chose for him, and only she can move it or take it down.
Once sealed, now a pin
A sealed report that was published later, usually after a match with someone who named the same person.
Archived case
A case a court has concluded, filed here with every source and the date it was checked.
No heatmaps, no clustering that makes a city look like a wound, and no teardrop markers. A dot, an area, a date.
16 cases a court has already concluded.
A name appears on this site only where a court, the police or the press has already published it, with the source stored. Everyone else is an alias.