The Investigator's
Log.
Not the research.
The interpretation.
The Case Files show the work. The Investigator's Log is where the work becomes personal. It's the synthesis layer — what it actually feels like to apply the evidence, where it holds up in a real life, and what the investigator discovers in the process.
The Log is more vulnerable than the Cases. It's where the method meets the mess.
Case Files: research and evidence, presented as exhibits. Investigator's Log: personal experience and reflection, grounded in that evidence. Same standard. Different voice.
The Wardrobe Formula — Field Notes.
What happened when I actually applied the formula I researched. Which exhibits held up under the pressure of a real week. What I got wrong in the brief and had to correct in real time. The verdict I gave publicly and the footnote I'd add privately.
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