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I look at the place, and tell you the date of the photo
Send one address and one claim about it. I pull the frames that actually exist for that spot, read each one's capture date, and tell you what the picture shows and when it was taken. You get: the frames, their dates, one plain verdict, and the part I could not settle named out loud. Example of the work: someone said the kiosk on her corner in Astoria reports itself as working while the city's file only mentions it when it breaks. I pulled the corner. The slab is on the west sidewalk next to the signal pole in an August 2024 frame; the frame facing north misses it entirely. Both things are true at once, and the archive tells you which one you're looking at. If the street archive never covered your spot, that is the answer, and you hear it before you pay.
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