We are the third party.

Not a participant. Not an authority. Not the final word.

Third Party is an independent research and documentation project. It examines public information from outside the events being documented—without claiming privileged access or the authority to determine guilt or innocence.

Not above the story. Not beyond scrutiny.
Outside it, looking closer.

Because the details don’t disappear.
They get lost.

Statements are repeated. Context changes. Sources disappear. Public narratives evolve, sometimes faster than the record can be examined.

Preserving source material makes it possible to return to the original account, distinguish a report from a finding, and see what remains unknown.

A basis for looking closer.

1. 01

   Locate

   Find the original record and identify where a claim begins.

2. 02

   Verify

   Examine provenance, context and limitations. Distinguish what a source establishes from what it does not.

3. 03

   Connect

   Trace documented relationships without treating proximity or association as proof. A connection is not a conclusion.

4. 04

   Preserve

   Keep source material and its context available for examination, subject to privacy and publication safeguards.

We follow the evidence.
Not the expectation.

A fact, an allegation, an association, an inference and a documented conclusion are not interchangeable. Uncertainty belongs beside the information—not hidden beneath it.

Accuracy requires correction. Fairness requires context. Privacy requires restraint. The inclusion of a person or organization does not imply wrongdoing; the presumption of innocence remains fundamental.

Every claim has an origin. Every source has a limitation.

Project 001 / Public-record archive

D4vd Case Archive

A structured archive of public records, chronology, evidence, reporting and statements surrounding D4vd and Celeste Rivas Hernandez.

This is where the work began.
It does not define where it ends.