An AI-powered true crime publication that digs through public records, court documents, and news archives to surface the stories nobody else has the time to research.
Researching a single cold case takes weeks. Court records, police reports, news archives, witness accounts, timeline reconstruction. One person can't sustain that output and still write, edit, and publish.
So most true crime content stays surface-level. The same high-profile cases recycled, the same Wikipedia summaries repackaged. The real stories, the ones buried in county clerk offices and forgotten court filings, never get told.
Autonomously scans public records, court filings, news archives, and government databases. Surfaces cases with untold angles and compiles comprehensive case briefs.
Builds detailed chronologies from scattered sources. Cross-references dates, locations, and names across thousands of documents to map what actually happened.
You choose the stories. The AI surfaces what's compelling, but the editorial voice, the narrative framing, the decision of what to publish stays human.
Publish deeply researched articles at a pace that would require a full newsroom. One editor-in-chief, backed by an AI research team that never sleeps.
The best true crime isn't entertainment. It's accountability. Every unsolved case is a promise someone broke. ColdInk is how we keep looking.