A screenshot of water-usage history associated with 1122 King Road. It presents utility data visually, but the account source, units, export method, and completeness should be verified against the originating utility record before analytical use.
One of three photographs documenting the exterior, labeling, or seal condition of an evidence shipping envelope associated with case/item identifier 22M-1810. Use the original image together with the custody report to verify names, dates, seals, and transfers.
One of three photographs documenting the exterior, labeling, or seal condition of an evidence shipping envelope associated with case/item identifier 22M-1810. Use the original image together with the custody report to verify names, dates, seals, and transfers.
One of three photographs documenting the exterior, labeling, or seal condition of an evidence shipping envelope associated with case/item identifier 22M-1810. Use the original image together with the custody report to verify names, dates, seals, and transfers.
One of two photographs documenting delivery or packaging associated with DNA material sent to Othram. The image supports visual review of the parcel or receipt but should be correlated with the signed chain-of-custody paperwork and laboratory accession records.
One of two photographs documenting delivery or packaging associated with DNA material sent to Othram. The image supports visual review of the parcel or receipt but should be correlated with the signed chain-of-custody paperwork and laboratory accession records.
One of two comparison photographs showing a leather strap or snap component used to evaluate terminology and construction relevant to the sheath materials. The photograph is contextual, not proof that the pictured comparison item is the recovered crime-scene sheath.
One of two comparison photographs showing a leather strap or snap component used to evaluate terminology and construction relevant to the sheath materials. The photograph is contextual, not proof that the pictured comparison item is the recovered crime-scene sheath.
Photograph 1 in a ten-image series showing multiple views and details of a tan leather knife sheath. The image documents visible condition and construction only; item identity, scale, collection context, and custody must be established through the associated evidence logs and metadata.
Photograph 2 in a ten-image series showing multiple views and details of a tan leather knife sheath. The image documents visible condition and construction only; item identity, scale, collection context, and custody must be established through the associated evidence logs and metadata.
Photograph 3 in a ten-image series showing multiple views and details of a tan leather knife sheath. The image documents visible condition and construction only; item identity, scale, collection context, and custody must be established through the associated evidence logs and metadata.
Photograph 4 in a ten-image series showing multiple views and details of a tan leather knife sheath. The image documents visible condition and construction only; item identity, scale, collection context, and custody must be established through the associated evidence logs and metadata.
Photograph 5 in a ten-image series showing multiple views and details of a tan leather knife sheath. The image documents visible condition and construction only; item identity, scale, collection context, and custody must be established through the associated evidence logs and metadata.
Photograph 6 in a ten-image series showing multiple views and details of a tan leather knife sheath. The image documents visible condition and construction only; item identity, scale, collection context, and custody must be established through the associated evidence logs and metadata.
Photograph 7 in a ten-image series showing multiple views and details of a tan leather knife sheath. The image documents visible condition and construction only; item identity, scale, collection context, and custody must be established through the associated evidence logs and metadata.
Photograph 8 in a ten-image series showing multiple views and details of a tan leather knife sheath. The image documents visible condition and construction only; item identity, scale, collection context, and custody must be established through the associated evidence logs and metadata.
Photograph 9 in a ten-image series showing multiple views and details of a tan leather knife sheath. The image documents visible condition and construction only; item identity, scale, collection context, and custody must be established through the associated evidence logs and metadata.
Photograph 10 in a ten-image series showing multiple views and details of a tan leather knife sheath. The image documents visible condition and construction only; item identity, scale, collection context, and custody must be established through the associated evidence logs and metadata.
Photograph 1 in a three-image series showing a bedroom interior and its visible contents. The released image does not, by itself, establish the room’s address, occupant, capture date, or evidentiary purpose; those details require the originating photo log.
Photograph 2 in a three-image series showing a bedroom interior and its visible contents. The released image does not, by itself, establish the room’s address, occupant, capture date, or evidentiary purpose; those details require the originating photo log.
Photograph 3 in a three-image series showing a bedroom interior and its visible contents. The released image does not, by itself, establish the room’s address, occupant, capture date, or evidentiary purpose; those details require the originating photo log.
A photograph of a packaged evidence parcel. Labels and seals visible in the original should be read with the corresponding evidence log; the photograph alone does not establish the parcel’s complete custody history.
A preserved source item from Installment #2 titled “IMG 5957.” The item is indexed as supplied; names, dates, and context not visible in the released artifact should be verified against the originating record before drawing conclusions.
A map image of Moscow, Idaho, supplied as geographic context. It is a reference aid rather than case evidence; scale, date, highlighted points, and data source should be checked before spatial analysis.