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The keeping is mostly television and litigation — and the close must say what is not kept at all. Assembled from the banked carriers at their own strengths: the Pelley case is kept nationally — 48 Hours (premiered 25 January 2020; revisited June 2025) and Evil Lives Here carried it, with podcast tellings (lk-rem-events) — and legally, in the live dispute the build prints as allegations and advocacy with their dispositions, never as its own verdict, through the post-conviction affirmance of 13 August 2025 (lk-rem-crime-tests; lk-rem-crime). The Stroud case is kept at state strength only: a capital prosecution and a vacated death sentence, with no national broadcast carrier reached. Neither case has produced a marker, a named statute (the statute article above), an anniversary observance, or a memorial of any kind in any carrier reached; there is no courthouse plaque and no annual walk — the town keeps its famous cases the way it acquired them, through other people's cameras and its own courts. What this section does not carry, stated expressly as the checklist requires: no nineteenth-century case (the docket article above), no officer-killing (tested negative above), no gang-era killing (excluded above), and — until this wave's digging — the township's unsolved homicide of 2003, which the banked roll omitted and which this wave's mysteries addendum now carries at the state's own deck strength; assembly will decide its place in this section's roll.