The AI Cold Case Triage System helps law-enforcement agencies organize complex case information, identify missing evidence and documentation, surface investigative gaps, assess DNA and FGG readiness, and prioritize the next steps most likely to move the investigation forward.
AI can organize the case. Experienced investigators must make the decisions.
The system is positioned as investigative decision support, structured case review, case-file organization, readiness assessment, gap identification, prioritization support, and preparation for human case review.
A structured briefing may include an executive case overview, key timeline, known parties, evidence status, forensic-testing history, unresolved leads, inconsistencies, missing records, investigative gaps, DNA and FGG readiness observations, prioritized recommendations, and matters requiring human verification.
Pricing is quoted per engagement after a brief scoping call; typical triage reviews start at $1,500. Uploaded materials are held for the duration of the review and securely deleted within 30 days of delivery unless the agency requests otherwise.
A structured, AI-assisted process for organizing complex case information, identifying missing evidence and documentation, surfacing investigative gaps, screening DNA and FGG readiness, and prioritizing the next steps most likely to move an investigation forward. It supports human decisions; it does not make them.
No. AI can organize a case; experienced investigators must make the decisions. The system does not determine guilt, establish probable cause, make final forensic conclusions, or replace detectives, prosecutors, analysts, supervisors, or forensic scientists.
Structured triage helps an agency compare cases on readiness, evidence status, documentation gaps, and likely next steps, so limited resources are directed where they are most likely to be productive. Final prioritization remains a human decision.