🛑 YOU ARE NOT THE MURDERER.

But your models showed the death coming.
And now they’re predicting another.

Additional Backstory:

The corrupted file Red left you (P13-echo.csv) was a time-series model. It shouldn’t have run — the headers were corrupted, the encoding scrambled.

But when you rebuilt the data manually… you found this:

Event Prediction:
Timestamp: REDACTED Zone: Shaft 13-C
Subject: R. McCrae
Outcome: 94.6% fatal, non-random
2nd Subject: Match Unknown. Initials:

You cross-referenced the signatures.
Felix’s access logs overlap by 3 seconds.
Just enough to see it happen.

Now your model has reactivated.
And it’s tracking something else.

New Motivation:

Rebuild your model. Confirm the secondary signature.
And if the numbers say someone else is next… decide whether to warn them.

Clue You Possess:

• Recovered CSV chart with timestamp predictions

• A small device that pulses faintly near copper wiring

• A post-it note from Red:

  “You were right. Your model saw it. Now tell them before it repeats.”

You keep that note folded in your palm.
You don’t know how he got your model.
But he did.