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PART ONE

Everyone arrived separately. That’s rarely accidental.
Think about what entering alone achieves, especially in relation to cameras, witnesses, or timelines.

This wasn’t just a spontaneous night out.
Consider why this specific place mattered to this specific group — and why it was worth organising around.

Witness accounts don’t always contradict — sometimes they dodge.
Ask yourself what information is being carefully avoided, rather than openly denied.

PART TWO

Groups often bond over symbols before actions.
If a mark, shape, or motif reappears across items, ask what it represents — and who it unites.

Alcohol distorts judgment — but it rarely acts alone.
Consider what else may have been taken, and who it could realistically have come from.

Not all notes are meant to be read immediately.
What looks blank in plain sight may reveal something else entirely under the right light.

Damage tells a more honest story than statements.
Repeated impact can explain stress — but collapse often requires leverage, force, or a tool.

Power doesn’t always announce itself. Sometimes it shifts quietly.
Look for signs of control, influence, or leadership emerging after the incident.

Look at the small things, hair, piercings, it's the personal details.
It's easy to appear like someone else when you have the same face.

Now combine three things:

A hunger for status or recognition
A witness who shows unusually little emotional response
And an object capable of doing more than it appears

Together, they point to intent — not accident.