Healing Through Stories — Victim Outreach with Food, Video Narratives, and Hand-Drawn Documentation
Trauma-Informed Community Healing + Visual Intelligence Methods for Survivors of Assassination Attempts and Political Violence
When institutions fail to deliver justice after an assassination attempt or a completed assassination, survivors and families are left with two wounds: the violence itself, and the silence that follows. Investigations stall. Officials claim “insufficient evidence” while refusing to document what communities actually know. Media cycles move on. Families are forced to grieve inside an information blackout—isolated, doubted, and often pressured to be quiet.
This module trains DIY Detective™ participants to build trauma-informed outreach programs that heal communities while producing accountability-ready visual intelligence. You will learn how to create survivor-safe storytelling spaces through shared meals as solidarity rituals, ethical video narratives, and community support networks that do not depend on institutional permission. But the doctrinal engine is still DIY Detective™: hand-drawn, analog documentation as the proof system that institutions cannot easily dismiss.
The breakthrough methodology here is simple and aggressive: you do not “collect stories” as content. You build community truth artifacts. You hand-sketch survivor timelines, community relationship maps, institutional failure pathways, and geographic impact diagrams before any digital production. When you sketch a survivor’s story as they tell it—mapping where it happened, what they saw, who failed them, and how the community fractured—you are not decorating testimony. You are extracting pattern intelligence about obstruction, corruption, intimidation, and coordinated targeting that typed summaries and “awareness campaigns” routinely erase.
⏱ 6 Hours of Training | 📝 12 Structured Lessons | 🎯 Founding Member Enrollment Open
🚀 Why Join Now as a Founding Member
This course just launched, and you have a unique opportunity to join the founding cohort learning visual investigation techniques applied to real assassination and attempted-assassination cases.
Founding Member Benefits:
✓ Join a diverse community of founding artist-investigators, advocates, and visual truth-seekers
✓ Locked-in pricing — $97 now (increases to $197 after founding period)
✓ Direct access to live case discussions during the founding phase
✓ Shape the curriculum — your feedback influences future lessons
✓ Exclusive founding-member recognition inside the academy
✓ Free lifetime updates as advanced modules are added
✓ Priority opportunity to contribute visual work to active investigations
This is not theoretical training. You are learning real investigative methodology while contributing to ongoing assassination and attempted-assassination cases, including those involving institutional resistance, political sensitivity, or cross-border complexity.
What You’ll Learn
This module equips you with trauma-informed victim outreach skills and an analog-first production pipeline that turns survivor stories into community healing assets and visual intelligence records that can support advocacy, journalists, and attorneys.
Core Skills You’ll Master:
✓ Food-sharing outreach design as a healing ritual — Build survivor-safe gatherings where shared meals create stability, belonging, and consent-based storytelling without institutional gatekeeping
✓ Real-time hand-drawn survivor documentation — Sketch timelines, relationship maps, institutional failure chains, and threat-pattern diagrams while stories are told, creating visible validation and structured intelligence
✓ Hand-drawn community healing maps — Facilitate group mapping of where harm happened, where support exists, where institutions failed, and where intimidation occurred
✓ Ethical video narratives built from analog storyboards — Hand-sketch storyboards and narrative arcs before filming so survivor agency stays central
✓ Accessibility-first amplification — Add multi-language subtitles and accessibility features so survivor testimony is not trapped in one language or platform
✓ Digital amplification of hand-crafted evidence — Photograph, scan, and publish hand-drawn artifacts strategically to force attention on abandoned cases
✓ Civilian-first partnerships without surrendering control — Build relationships while protecting survivor agency from institutional capture
✓ Impact documentation that proves change — Track healing and momentum using hand-drawn feedback maps and network diagrams
✓ Event architecture for justice-centered healing — Combine meals, storytelling circles, mapping sessions, ethical filming, and campaign planning into repeatable events
No prior social work, video production, or art background required. This is field-ready outreach engineering built for real cases.
Real Case Application
You will apply these methods to survivor communities impacted by cases like Larry Margulies’s partially solved assassination attempts, where institutional obstruction and political sensitivity blocked adequate investigation, leaving survivors isolated and unheard.
This is real work—not hypotheticals. Your outreach events and hand-drawn artifacts can contribute to:
• Community resilience building
• Investigative intelligence generation
• Advocacy-ready evidence packages
• Public accountability pressure through visible solidarity
This module is where healing becomes a method of investigation—because communities remember what institutions refuse to document.
Complete Curriculum
• Lesson 1: Introduction to Forensic Suspect Sketching (FREE PREVIEW)
• Lesson 2: Facial Feature Construction & Proportions
• Lesson 3: Translating Verbal Descriptions into Visual Form
• Lesson 4: Memory Recall & Cognitive Drawing Techniques
• Lesson 5: Crime Scene Mapping Fundamentals
• Lesson 6: Mapping Movement, Positioning & Timelines
• Lesson 7: Identifying Overlooked Spatial Details
• Lesson 8: Case Study — Larry Margulies Assassination Attempts
• Lesson 9: Integrating Sketches with Scene Maps
• Lesson 10: Ethical Sharing & Documentation Standards
• Lesson 11: Crowdsourcing Feedback & Pattern Recognition
• Lesson 12: Final Project — Full Visual Case Reconstruction
Who This Course Is For
This training serves diverse audiences with a shared interest in visual investigation, accountability, and real-world justice.
True Crime Enthusiasts: Fans ready to move beyond passive consumption into disciplined analysis, applying structured visual methods to real cases.
Creative Hobbyists & DIY Learners: Artists and makers seeking meaningful projects that combine creative expression with purpose-driven investigative work.
Citizen Journalists & Content Creators: Podcasters, writers, and social-media investigators who need professional visual tools to illustrate complex cases involving institutional failure or obstruction.
Independent Researchers & Accountability Analysts: Individuals seeking structured, evidence-based methods for documenting corruption, obstruction, or suppressed facts—without speculation or sensationalism.
Survivors & Victim Advocates: Individuals who survived serious harm, families of victims, and advocates supporting others who need credible documentation tools to demand accountability.
Visual Storytellers & Activists: Instagram artists, Pinterest curators, and visual communicators using hand-drawn analysis as advocacy to build public awareness and pressure.
Pattern Recognition Enthusiasts: People drawn to puzzles, networks, timelines, and visual problem-solving who want to apply those instincts to real-world cases.
No experience required. Designed for complete beginners. Whether you are artistically inclined or have never drawn before, these structured techniques work for everyone.
What’s Included
TRAINING
• 8 hours of cinematic, step-by-step instruction
• Real case application tied to assassination attempts and survivor communities
• Lifetime access across devices
RESOURCES
• Trauma-informed outreach toolkits and facilitation scripts
• Hand-drawn templates for timelines, community maps, and institutional failure chains
• Ethical video production and accessibility guides
• Digital amplification playbooks for hand-crafted evidence
• Larry Margulies case reference files
COMMUNITY
• Private survivor-safe forum
• Monthly live Q&A sessions
• Peer feedback on outreach design and visual artifacts
• Founding-member channels
Course Experience
You learn through a multi-modal, analog-first pipeline that protects survivor agency:
• Visual demonstrations of trauma-informed facilitation with real-time hand-drawn documentation
• Guided planning for meals, storytelling circles, and mapping workshops
• Real-case walkthroughs analyzing institutional abandonment
• Documentation practice and ethical production simulations
• Collaborative review using trauma-informed and investigative standards
Most students complete this module in 5–6 weeks at 2–3 hours per week, with lifetime access for deeper practice.
About the Case Principal & Guest Experts
Special Guest & Case Principal
Larry Margulies
Assassination Survivor · Investigator · Academy Founder
Larry Margulies survived multiple documented assassination attempts. His cases remain partially solved, with critical questions unanswered and institutional responses incomplete.
“My cases are partially solved, but critical questions remain. This academy exists so survivors, families, and civilians can pursue complete answers and demand accountability.”
This academy features rotating expert guest instructors—forensic artists, investigators, journalists, and specialists—aligned with the mission. Instructors may change over time to showcase trusted voices and influencers chosen by Larry.
Contact: larry@diydetective.org
Enrollment Options
Single Module — $97
(Increases to $197 after founding period)
Includes full course, resources, community access, and lifetime updates.
Complete Academy Bundle — $797 (Save $367)
All 12 modules, priority support, mentorship calls, lifetime status.
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