Sample · CMS demo
SAMPLE: How a visual investigation looks on Cachecrime
Every block, panel and field the CMS offers, shown in one place, using openly licensed satellite imagery of a port as the example scene.
Key findings
- 2 illustrative areas of interest
- 3 sample evidence items
- 0 real claims in this story
What this sample shows
This story is a demonstration. Every section below is one of the building blocks you can add in the CMS, filled with placeholder text so you can see how it looks to readers.
The example scene is a port, seen from space in openly licensed Sentinel-2 imagery. Nothing in the story describes a real event.
Text blocks
Text supports headings, bold, italics, links and lists:
- Headings like the one above build the table of contents automatically.
- The first text block gets a drop cap.
- A margin note can sit beside any section.
Annotated image: numbered pins with callouts. On phones the pins become a numbered key.
Comparing images
A before/after slider lets readers drag between two images of the same place. The hero at the top of this story is one; you can also place one anywhere in the story:
A single image with caption, credit and source.
A pull quote highlights a key line from a source or document.
Sample attribution
What comes after the story
Below this point every story ends the same way: how we verified it, evidence files with checksums, sources with archived copies, corrections, credits, sharing, a citation line, the newsletter sign-up and recommended stories.
How we verified this
This sample shows where the methodology goes: the methods, tools and limitations behind each finding, written in plain language.
- Collect the material and archive every source.
- Geolocate it by matching features to satellite imagery.
- Establish timing from shadows, metadata and corroborating posts.
- Record what could not be verified.
Sources
- Sentinel-2 cloudless 2016 by EOX (archived copy): Satellite imagery used throughout this sample (CC BY 4.0)
- Copernicus Sentinel-2 mission: Underlying satellite data
- Sample source without a link: Shows how an offline source (an interview, a document) is listed
Corrections
- 2026-10-20: Sample correction: this is how a dated correction or update appears.