What problem does it solve?
Provides structured investigative assistance to analyze alleged extortion incidents, identify missing factual elements, and prioritize evidence collection so investigators can prepare a clear, legally-grounded preliminary case file.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Fact validation and gap analysis: Evaluate a case narrative to extract elements required to prove extortion under Thai law (Penal Code §§337–338) and highlight missing facts.
- Interview and evidence guidance: Recommend targeted questions for victims, witnesses, and suspects, and produce a prioritized checklist of documentary, digital, and physical evidence to obtain.
- Legal framing and summary drafting: Identify relevant statutory elements, note aggravating factors (e.g., weapons, multiple perpetrators), and generate a concise preliminary case summary suitable for investigator review.
- Use Case: An investigator submits a witness statement describing threats and a coerced transfer of funds; the Skill returns a short case summary, a ranked list of investigatory gaps, suggested questions per party, and a checklist of evidence to secure.
Quick Start
Use the 04-extortion skill to analyze the provided case narrative and return a concise preliminary case summary, investigation questions, evidence checklist, and relevant statutory elements under Thai Penal Code sections 337–338.