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Accident Report

Make sure the subject line is CONCERT when you message Michelle through the Contact shortcut.
Make sure to mention exactly what is odd or out of place that shows Jake's death was not an accident.

A corkboard with all the A-level access members. Check other places of evidence to reveal what A-level access means.

Pay attention to any information about the rigging equipment and clues as to who would have access to where the controls were located.

This document shows where each band member should be standing during a certain part of the concert, which they were rehearsing. Jake has two marks, as he has two different places to be at different times.
Compare this information with other evidence in the case to get a better idea of what happened during the incident that killed Jake.

Who was where at the time of the accident? Does this make sense with their witness statements?

Where was the lanyard found, and what access level is it? Is there anywhere else that mentions badges?

Check the PI letter to find your login information for this season's website.
Go to just4funcase.com and use the password PORTER and your own email address as the username to log into the website.
The folder for the case is JUST4FUN, and the password is JAKEM4.
The J4F forum has a lot of information about how the fans interact and how they took Jake's death. Pay particular attention the crew photos to get a better idea of what was happening backstage before the incident that killed Jake.
Does anything in the crew photos contradict another piece of evidence you have?

According to the initial findings, Jake's death was the result of an accidental malfunction of the StageControl software.
1:20 - Performers and crew go on break while Jake continues to rehearse alone.
1:30 - Star prop falls, killing Jake.
1:32 - Peter Bowman finds Jake's body and calls the police. Before the stage can be closed off, Dean Castillo, Rachel Day, Gabriel Fontes, Marcus Tate, and Oliver Stuart arrive at the scene.

There is no obvious tension between Jake and Peter, and distrust on both sides due to something from the past.

The ID board photo lists the suspects in the case. They are Ollie, Peter, Rachel, Marcus, Dean, and Gabe.

According to this article, the makers of StageControl believe their software did not cause the accident.

The rider lists who was assigned A-level badges. Connected to the ID board photo, it is possible to narrow down a list of suspects, as these are the people who would have access to the entire venue.

By combining the information from the accident report, it is revealed that the spot where Jake was supposed to be standing for his solo was where the star fell. This does not match with where the mark is in the crew member photos.

The fine print on the badge states that anyone with A-level clearance had access to every area of the venue, which would include the stage control's booth.

The crew photo with marking tape on stage shows the marks do not match the spike chart. According to the spike chart, Jake's mark (the pink tape) should be in front of the dark blue box for the star. In the photograph, his mark is inside that blue box.
Someone moved Jake's mark to put it in the path of the star when it fell, setting up his eventual death. The dark blue tape is obscured by the black stage, making it hard to notice at first glance.

The subject line of your message should be CONCERT and the body of the message needs to have one of the following words in it: mark, marks, marking, markings, spike, tape, or X.