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Casebook
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Evidence
The Ledger
Firms
Detectives — three names go in the book
Only what you can actually see. The inspector checks it against the photograph.
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Five firms. Four detectives apiece. The draw decides who you answer to.
The commissioner is still taking names.
It must play on The Shepherd — the flock, the crook, the pastures, a pun, anything you can argue for. The clerk rules on it.
One each, no doubling up. Tap to claim; tap again to stand down.
Each photograph is stamped with where it was taken. It stops a firm standing on one corner and shooting the whole casebook, and it is the only way a repeat can be told from a fresh look.
Your position is attached to photographs you submit and nothing else. It is never shown on the evidence wall and nobody is tracked between them.
Only what you can actually see. The inspector checks it against the photograph.
Every photograph of the day. Like what you like, say something, and vote the best of them public — three votes and a picture goes up on the wall for good.