Nadia's cross-reference produced three names at eleven fifty-eight.
Not operative designation codes. Names. She had traced each terminal identifier through the grid access logs to a specific facility access account, matched those accounts to the contractor program's personnel records through the federal investigation's public filings — posted to the oversight body's document archive two days after the determination — and produced three individuals who had filed maintenance rejections using the shared access protocol.
The first name was the compliance officer already named in Boateng's statement and Acker's formal statement. Known.
The second name was a Caldren City resident listed as a technical consultant on three of the contractor program's budget filings. Hunter did not recognize it.
