Ch. 1 — The Memory That Would Not Stay Dead: Liora is a living protected witness. The novel opens in her Calder Block apartment at 02:13; a visitor appears at 02:18. Her external sensory sidecar locks and arms during the intrusion—it does not purge there. The portal's C. Marr label is not human attribution.

Ch. 2 — The Memory Sidecar: Kato documents Calder Block Unit 3214 and the staged environment without connecting to the tamper-armed system. The separate apartment scene sources are not released in this intake module.

Ch. 3 — Consent Is Not Grief's Shortcut: Liora's disclosure is not consent to extraction. Her later limited written consent, care, medical oversight and legal exclusions remain distinct from the earlier intake records.

Source boundary: These book events provide narrative context, not event-log rows, new intake timestamps, media files or scored evidence. Examine the seven supplied synthetic intake records. The custody extract reports its own earlier 01:39/01:45/01:53 times; do not convert the novel's 02:13 apartment scene into a hospital intake. Your reading choices never advance case progress.