A case archive of reporting, a community archive built by families, a professionals directory, field guides and on-the-record interviews.
No. The case files, community records and field guides are open to read, and the publication carries no advertising.
Community records are created by families or people close to a case and are labeled separately from independently reported newsroom case files.
Through professional directory listings at $9.99 a month and direct reader support. The company is for-profit, so support is not tax-deductible.
The publication's stated approach includes appeals and, where justified, legal remedies against improper withholding, assessed individually for each records dispute.