Sure thing. First, I'd watch the feed for any clues that slip past the obvious—like a hand tremor, a glint of a watch, or a discarded sock. Then I'd cross‑reference those details with crime scene photos, witness statements, and forensic logs. If the satellite can track movement, I could reconstruct the timeline, see where people were before and after, and spot inconsistencies in alibis. It’s like having a 24/7 eye that never sleeps, but you still need a brain to make sense of what it sees. And trust me, a little sarcasm keeps the data from getting stale.