Hi buddy,
I just came over your site, and that made me decide to register on the forum.
I wanted to say that I can’t remember a day in the past when I saw a nice looking page like this.
Choice of colors, fonts, badges, flairs, positions… literally everything.
10/10
Thank you so much. I appreciate it. I worked really hard on this board!
I totally agree with OP. I’m in awe of how so much you have accomplished in such relatively little time. I’ve managed entire teams of developers that would take months to pull this off, especially the organisational logic behind it. Even all the style guides… so much thought went into it. I could almost picture the system mapping and UX brainstorm as if it was in my head. I can only imagine what you must do for your day job with these skills! 
This is indeed a very nice built website, cant remember last time I saw a website on the bleeding edge like this. Crazy set of skills you got bro.
p.s. this would be a great tool for all sorts of complex cases. I can see the true crime community (I’m also a true crime nerd) finding really good uses for this. I’m not sure if this is the first of this type of tool you’ve developed, but this would be a great way to hash out the bugs and produce a really useful product for citizen led investigations or even for professionals. Truly well done!
@Gobbleupapoop that’s actually something I’ve been thinking about. The underlying architecture - network graph visualization, document OCR pipeline, entity extraction, timeline mapping, relationship scoring - none of that is specific to this case. It could absolutely work for other complex investigations.
Not the priority right now obviously, but it’s good to know other people see the same potential. The whole thing is open source so in theory someone could fork it and adapt it for a different case or subject.
@PDF_Inspector appreciate that. Still a lot of rough edges to sand down but it’s getting there.