EVIDENCE FOLDER · D09 · FRIDAY 2026-09-18
STATIC: the frames your records name
Statik Sound, a neighborhood recording studio. Case JH-26-0831-A. Period 1-2. Today's lesson: Biomolecule and tox data.
Why this folder opened today
Today you write a collection plan naming a source for each item, so this folder carries forward the frame for every source that plan names: both stains, the containers or cans, the hair, and the logged instrument. No new scene frame is released. A frame shows you where a source was; it does not tell you what the source is, and today's bench data does not come from any of them.
No new frame was taken today. This folder carries forward 8 plates from D06, covering the 5 items today's records work from, plus the measured scene sketch. They are the same frames, not new ones.
Read this before you use a plate
These plates are drawings, made from the written case record. Not one of them is a photograph. That matters for the exact reason your reading gives: a photo reference is a pointer to a frame, and a frame is not an identification. A plate shows you where an item was and what the record says about it. It cannot tell you what a stain is.
Where the record does not supply something, the plate leaves it missing on purpose. A dashed boundary with EXTENT NOT RECORDED means the record never gave that area a size, so there is nothing on that plate to measure. Copy the status, not a guess.
Carried forward from D06
Today's records work from items that were already documented. Their frames are repeated here so this folder holds everything today needs, on screen and on paper. They are the same frames, released on 2026-09-14, not new ones.
E2-console · 412 cm from RP1 · 168 cm from RP2
CARRIED FORWARD FROM D06The candidate stain on the console corner, white light, with a scale in frame.
E2-console · 412 cm from RP1 · 168 cm from RP2
CARRIED FORWARD FROM D06The same console corner under an alternate light source. The supplied record reports a response here.
E2-floor · 431 cm from RP1 · 174 cm from RP2
CARRIED FORWARD FROM D06The candidate floor stain near the head end of the outline, white light.
E2-floor · 431 cm from RP1 · 174 cm from RP2
CARRIED FORWARD FROM D06The same floor area under an alternate light source. The supplied record reports the second of two responses here.
E4 · 356 cm from RP1 · 290 cm from RP2
CARRIED FORWARD FROM D06The three energy-drink cans on the side table, frame 1 of 2.
E4 · 356 cm from RP1 · 290 cm from RP2
CARRIED FORWARD FROM D06The three energy-drink cans on the side table, frame 2 of 2, with a scale in frame.
E7 · 486 cm from RP1 · 214 cm from RP2
CARRIED FORWARD FROM D06The acoustic blanket edge with the three hairs tagged H1, H2 and H3, with a scale in frame.
Glucose meter · 298 cm from RP1 · 402 cm from RP2
CARRIED FORWARD FROM D06The glucose meter on the desk, with a scale in frame.
The measured scene sketch
Where every item in this folder sits, plotted from the two distances your record gives. Open it beside your intake sheet.
Frame to row, at a glance
Use this to check you put the right frame number in the right intake row.
| Frame | Item | Location as recorded | What the record says about the frame |
|---|---|---|---|
| W-05 | E2-console | 412 cm from RP1, 168 cm from RP2, 71 cm above the floor | no extent given; carried forward from D06 |
| UV-01 | E2-console | 412 cm from RP1, 168 cm from RP2, 71 cm above the floor | a response is reported here; no extent given; carried forward from D06 |
| W-06 | E2-floor | 431 cm from RP1, 174 cm from RP2 | no extent given; carried forward from D06 |
| UV-02 | E2-floor | 431 cm from RP1, 174 cm from RP2 | a response is reported here; no extent given; carried forward from D06 |
| W-10 | E4 | 356 cm from RP1, 290 cm from RP2 | no extent given; carried forward from D06 |
| W-11 | E4 | 356 cm from RP1, 290 cm from RP2 | no extent given; carried forward from D06 |
| W-12 | E7 | 486 cm from RP1, 214 cm from RP2 | no extent given; carried forward from D06 |
| W-14 | Glucose meter | 298 cm from RP1, 402 cm from RP2 | no extent given; carried forward from D06 |