Things and Info from the cache container

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Noted as a lawyer working for the Pinto family...and then for the Busai Family.

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This is a well packed chip.

It has a list of dates, each 2-3 weeks apart, but with some 4-6 weeks apart instead

It has a photo of Jusu Saffa by a window on the surface of Ares. The view looks across a valley and glacier, and the window reflects the photographer (Probably Hebden) standing next to what looks like a huge person in a gorilla suit and a well-dressed woman (noted as KK). There is a date on the picture. In the picture, Jusu is holding a pot-plant.

There are various news articles about Starflight Inc

There is a copy of Jusu's CV.

There is a copy of the faulty science paper that was used to fool investors in Starflight inc.

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The name on this chip is miss-spelled
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The chip has a whole set of detailed specifications for a set of artificially grown crystals commissioned from Joseph Zuchai's lab in orbit about Dis.

The crystals are over Cr250,000 each and the order is for a set of 12!

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The unstacking of the crate reveals that whoever stacked it in the first place had an innate understanding of how to pack spaces. Every nook and cranny is full of things from a flat - How the suite went in will have to be replicated carefully if the door is ever to shut again.

The cabinets along the wall are eventually revealed.
Those nearest the door seem to reveal domestic trivia - Dinner Service, Kitchen utensils, etc. including an old service from the Queen (complete with logo) in the days of Capt. Yamada.

Further back the draws start to get different things.
Packs of cards,
single chips from long-vanished casinos,
a collection of (perhaps) costume jewellery,
a box of auto-pistol/SMG ammo. T
here are also some old betting slips and finally a cardboard box that seems to be full of memory cards. Each is inscribed with a different name.

As the crate continues to be unpacked, the final draw set has many oddities...
Microscope slides with samples in them in one box,
An old holoprojector in another.
A hand-written passenger manifest for the "Intrepid?" dated 292-118,
a bunch of cheap plastiglass vases - all bubble-wrapped,
a dead flower in a biological carry-case,
a small rock marked "2315" and
an expensive looking piece of art-pottery with magnificent green and yellow patterning.