SLEUTH is a set of researched, plain-language briefings on real, solved crimes. Open a case and work through it a piece at a time — the people, the places, the evidence, the timeline. Follow a thread and the next one surfaces. Form your read of the offender, decide what you think finally broke the case, then see how the real investigation actually landed.
It's a summary compiled from public records — not an official police file. Some real public-domain photographs are included where they exist; other images are illustrations, and they're labeled plainly.
Documented cases, each researched and written up in plain language.
Read the briefing and follow the leads — each thread you pull surfaces the next.
The key figures in each case, and the locations pinned on a map.
How the case unfolded, from the first crime to the arrest.
Real public-domain photographs where they exist; everything else is a clearly-marked illustration.
Decide what you think cracked it — then see how the real case was solved.
This is an early test build, and cases are still being added. Public-record material and labeled illustrations only — no victim or family photos. Feedback welcome.