ENTRY 01G – INTERNAL MEMO // INSURANCE CORP NODE: KAIHI-47

>>> FILE LOAD: ENTRY 01G – INTERNAL MEMO // INSURANCE CORP NODE: KAIHI-47

>>> AUTHOR: AUDIT TRAINEE REN VALDIS (TIER-2 ACCESS)

>>> FILE TYPE: TEMPORARY FLAG / INTERNAL REVIEW NOTE

>>> STATUS: NOT ESCALATED

>>> TIMESTAMP: YC125.317.03:12 GST

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[BEGIN SYSTEM MEMO – PRIVATE AUDIT QUEUE DRAFT]

Pattern anomaly logged during passive review of Sector 7B payout confirmations.

19 claims in 48 hours. All from ships insured less than 30 minutes before destruction.  

All ships lost in highsec under CONCORD delay triggers.

Coincidence? Possible.  

But the ID matches on killmails are oddly clean—Catalysts. Always Catalysts.  

No damage scatter, no loot divergence.

Three of the losses were within 1.4 AU of each other.

More worrying:  

Claim documents list fitted modules that don’t match the public killmail tags.  

Modules marked [XII-GLK6-A]—that’s blacklisted salvage classification per internal registry.  

Shouldn’t exist. Shouldn’t be there.

I started drafting a bundle for escalation.

Then the notification hit:

> “Packet review reassigned. You are no longer authorized for this query chain.”

And yet… the data’s still visible.

Like it *wants* to be seen—but only by someone who knows what not to do with it.

I won’t push it. Not yet.

Just saving this here.  

In case someone else sees the same numbers and wonders why the ledger already balanced **before** the ships exploded.

— R.V.

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NOTES:

 - Insurance claim tags align with Ashes 02C salvage patterns

 - Claim timestamps fall within window of Grey 03D’s shell corp burst node

>>> TAGGED: PAYOUT – INITIAL PATTERN DETECTED

>>> CROSS-LINK: Ashes 02C, Grey 03D

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