
Coldcase turns public records into structured case files: every person, place, and document connected on one board. Read the archives free. When you want to dig, you get an AI analyst, FOIA drafting, and cross-case search.
File 001·The Epstein Archive·8,192 documents·2,151 people·62,308 mapped connections
Every case below is built from public records. Read the evidence, follow the connections, and add what you find.
Professional analysts have Palantir. You have a Notion page and forty browser tabs. Coldcase gives independent researchers the same loop the professionals use: structure the record, find the patterns, request what is missing, and verify what comes back.
Add documents, people, organizations, and locations to a spatial case board. Everything is searchable, including by meaning, so "the pilot" finds the flight logs.
Toby, the AI analyst, reads your case file and answers questions with citations to the exact evidence. He also flags when a name in your case shows up in another public case.
Toby drafts FOIA requests with the right agency, subject line, and fee-waiver language. You file them, and Coldcase tracks each one from draft to fulfilled.
When responses arrive, upload them and turn them into new evidence on the board. Web research runs through a review step, so nothing lands in your case file unchecked.
Every public case file is readable without paying. Upgrade when you want the analyst, the FOIA workflow, and unlimited cases of your own.
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