THAI CRIME · SOURCE GUIDE
This Evidence page is a guide to the records and archived material presented in Thai Crime’s BoostenX and Helixx.ai investigation. Use it to find the published exhibits, understand the types of sources behind the reporting, and read each item in context.
Published exhibits
The four exhibits below appear in the main investigation. Follow the link under each entry and look for the matching exhibit number. This page is an index; the images, captions and surrounding analysis remain with the original report.
Exhibit 1 — Thai corporate records
Source type: Thailand Department of Business Development corporate records.
Exhibit 1 presents the FRTO Enterprise Co., Ltd. corporate-record material discussed in the report’s “Corporate Structure and Ownership” section. Read the document alongside its caption and the explanation of the company records.
Read the investigation — Exhibit 1
Exhibit 2 — Singapore corporate records
Source type: Singapore ACRA business-profile material.
Exhibit 2 presents the YHVH Cyrus Enterprises Pte. Ltd. record discussed in “Singapore Corporate Link and Helixx.ai.” The report provides the context for the document and its relevance to the investigation.
Read the investigation — Exhibit 2
Exhibit 3 — Published review and profile material
Source type: Preserved LinkedIn publication and profile captures.
Exhibit 3 reproduces the review and profile material discussed in the report’s section on credibility and reputation management. Consult the image, caption and surrounding analysis together.
Read the investigation — Exhibit 3
Exhibit 4 — Archived professional-profile history
Source type: Archived LinkedIn captures.
Exhibit 4 presents the profile-history material examined in “Changing Identities: Tony M. Cyrus to Daniel P.” The accompanying section explains how the captures are used in the reporting.
Read the investigation — Exhibit 4
How to read the sources
Corporate records, archived web pages and news reports serve different purposes. A company record should be read according to its date and scope. An archived capture records what a page displayed at a particular time; it does not independently verify every statement on that page. News reporting should be distinguished from the underlying official record.
Read the source material separately from the conclusions drawn from it. Where reporting refers to allegations or a person’s identification as a suspect, that is not a finding of guilt.
Continue reading
Read the full investigation for the analysis, or use the BoostenX timeline to follow the chronology. Learn more about Thai Crime and its investigative focus.
Corrections and source enquiries
To raise a correction or ask about a cited item, contact Thai Crime. Please identify the page, exhibit number and passage concerned, and include a source reference where available.