Turn Fragments Into Criminal Cases
Every criminal investigation begins with incomplete information—a witness statement, surveillance footage, a vehicle, a phone number, or an online account. Falkor helps investigators collect, connect, analyze, manage, and report on intelligence so they can understand how every person, location, communication, and piece of evidence fits together from the first lead to the final report.
The Investigation Begins Long Before the Evidence Is Clear
A witness identifies a vehicle leaving the scene of a burglary.
Days later, the same vehicle appears on surveillance footage outside another incident nearly sixty miles away.
During an unrelated arrest, officers recover a mobile phone containing a familiar phone number.
Individually, none of these events prove they’re connected. Together, they may reveal the beginning of a much larger investigation.
The challenge isn’t simply collecting more information. It’s understanding how every person, vehicle, location, communication, document, and piece of evidence relates to the broader case.
Whether investigating organized crime, narcotics, violent crime, missing persons, financial crime, or multi-jurisdiction operations, investigators need a shared workspace where intelligence can evolve alongside the investigation.
Build the Case as New Intelligence Emerges
As new leads develop, investigators need more than another database. They need a place where evidence, intelligence, and investigative context remain connected.
Falkor enables investigators to build cases around people, organizations, vehicles, devices, accounts, locations, and incidents. Reports, digital evidence, communications, OSINT findings, forensic extractions, documents, and investigative notes can all be organized within the same case, making it easier to understand how new information changes the direction of an investigation.
As additional intelligence becomes available, investigators can explore relationships, monitor subjects of interest, collaborate across agencies, and maintain a complete investigative record from the initial lead through prosecution.
Support Every Stage of the Investigation
Develop Leads
Start with a person, vehicle, phone number, organization, online account, document, or location and continue building the case as new intelligence emerges.
Connect Intelligence
Understand how people, communications, organizations, vehicles, locations, financial activity, and incidents relate across one or multiple investigations.
Organize Evidence
Bring together reports, surveillance imagery, digital evidence, forensic findings, communications, OSINT, and investigative notes in one investigative workspace.
Monitor Emerging Activity
Track people, organizations, online accounts, and other investigative interests as new information becomes available.
Produce Investigation Reports
Create structured reports that summarize evidence, timelines, relationships, findings, and investigative conclusions.
Illustrative Investigation
The following fictional scenario demonstrates how investigators might use Falkor during a complex criminal investigation.
At 3:17 a.m., officers respond to a burglary at a suburban pharmacy. The suspects force entry through a rear service door and leave within four minutes, taking only high-value diabetes medications and controlled substances. Security cameras capture a white SUV leaving the area, but the license plate is unreadable.
Three days later, another pharmacy forty miles away is burglarized using the same method. Again, witnesses report seeing a similar white SUV nearby. Although detectives suspect the incidents are related, the evidence is too limited to establish a clear connection.
The investigation shifts when officers recover a rental agreement during an unrelated traffic stop. The vehicle matches the make and model seen near both pharmacies. Investigators create a shared case in Falkor, bringing together surveillance footage, incident reports, witness interviews, vehicle information, and stolen inventory records from multiple jurisdictions.
As the investigation develops, analysts discover that the phone number listed on the rental agreement also appears in several online marketplace listings advertising sealed prescription medications below market value. Those accounts connect to prepaid mobile phones, a storage unit leased under another individual’s name, and a second vehicle observed near multiple burglary locations.
Search warrants, forensic extractions from seized mobile devices, financial records, communications data, and interview transcripts continue to expand the case. Link analysis reveals distinct roles within the organization—including coordinators, drivers, resellers, and suppliers—while timeline and geospatial analysis show how the group planned burglaries across county lines before distributing stolen medication through online marketplaces.
With every lead, piece of evidence, communication, and location connected inside a single investigative workspace, detectives develop a comprehensive understanding of the network, coordinate simultaneous arrests across three jurisdictions, recover stolen medication, and prepare a prosecution package supported by a complete investigative record.
Bring Every Finding Together
Whether an investigation begins with a witness statement, surveillance footage, a suspicious vehicle, a seized mobile phone, or a single online account, success depends on understanding how every piece of information contributes to the larger picture.
Falkor helps law enforcement agencies collect, connect, analyze, manage, and report on intelligence so investigators can build stronger cases, collaborate across teams, and move from fragmented information to defensible investigative findings.