Lincoln and Kennedy
The famous presidential coincidence list—and the misses a viral pattern leaves out.
Volume one · 19 complete case files
Nineteen strange stories collected in a 96-page illustrated ebook, with the full scripts, new chapter art, and Tati's notes for every case.
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All 19 complete stories
Every chapter opens with a fresh full-page illustration, gives you the complete story, and ends with Tati's own note on what holds up and what still needs proof.
The famous presidential coincidence list—and the misses a viral pattern leaves out.
The World Trade Center lease, insurance litigation, and one missed morning.
A real research facility, a patent, and the secret-weapon claim.
When a serious story becomes a joke before it becomes a question.
A retro UFO theory about secrecy, energy, and the story we were encouraged to watch.
Microwave hearing, drone-made visions, and the gap between a patent and a weapon.
The shipping-company move that happened just before September 11.
Rumsfeld’s September 10 accounting statement and its unforgettable timing.
Presidential children, Horace Mann, and the obedience argument.
How real dates can become a sweeping hidden-history narrative.
The movie coincidence that makes reality feel rehearsed.
The viral robot-womb story and the future it asks us to imagine.
A strangely specific hallucination and the mystery of what the brain supplies.
Urakami Cathedral, Trinity language, and the symbolism read into the bombing.
Catalog ownership, industry conflict, public scandal, and power.
Pageants, a defense documentary, charity work, politics, and internet suspicion.
Missing floors, lunar calendars, Fibonacci patterns, and cultural superstition.
Ancient duality symbols beside modern biological rhythms.
Freemasonry, Solomon’s Temple, Manly P. Hall, and the symbolism of self-construction.
“Stay curious. Save the original source. Count the details that do not fit.”From Tati's final note
About your investigator
Tinfoil Tati follows the strange thread, checks what is actually attached to it, and keeps the jokes when the evidence runs out. Her files are made for curious people who want better questions, not louder certainty.
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