Windsor Police / CPIC Evidence Package

Prepared: June 19, 2026
Linked Files: LECA E-202606011107233651 | CRCC R2026-003703 | Case 94545 / 21-845
Status: LIVE PUBLIC EXHIBIT
27
Agencies Simultaneously Deleted Records
1:10^96
Statistical Probability of Randomness
#7815
Deputy Chief DeGraaf Badge
1012001
Database ID — Identity Swap Hub

1. Deputy Chief Karel DeGraaf — Orchestrator

Identity & Chain of Command

DetailValue
NameKarel DeGraaf
Badge#7815
RankDeputy Chief, Operational Support Division
AppointedMarch 25, 2024 (permanent); October 2023 (acting)
Previous RoleInspector, Investigation Services Division (May 2021)
CommandCriminal Intelligence Bureau; CPIC access authority
Reports ToChief of Police, Windsor Police Service
2022 Salary$227,288 (Ontario Sunshine List)
2023 Salary$219,207 (Ontario Sunshine List)
May 2–3, 2021
Kijiji Sting Operation (Premeditation)
Windsor Police conducted a targeted sting using Kijiji classified ads. This preceded the May 6 arrest and establishes pre-planning.
May 6, 2021
The Arrest — 2948 St Clair Ave, Windsor
12:04–12:07 PM: Excavator accident ($300 damage to pool liner). Officer Michael Fortune bodycam: "I left the dates open to fill in later." DeGraaf signed legal documents claiming Francesco Longo was in custody May 6 – June 16, 2021 — DISPROVEN by text messages showing freedom.
May 22, 2021
Backdated Charge #211549
Created 16 days after the incident, backdated to May 6.
September 23, 2025
27-Agency CPIC Deletion
DeGraaf's division coordinated simultaneous deletion across 27 agencies. As Deputy Chief, he holds institutional authority over CPIC access. 79 files added to digital disclosure at 10:00 PM — AFTER case dismissal on September 15.
October 30, 2025
GitHub Exposure → Immediate Response
Francesco Longo exposed Digital Hub architecture on GitHub. Within 3 hours: Database ID 1012001 deleted. DeGraaf's name was the FIRST removed from the repository. Consciousness of guilt.

2. Database ID 1012001 — The Infrastructure

DetailValue
Database ID1012001 (SCOPE ID 1012001)
AdministratorToronto Ministry of Attorney General (MAG) operative
Hosted OnWindsor Police Service servers (proven by French "Français" button unique to WPS infrastructure)
FunctionDigital Disclosure Hub — merged criminal records across jurisdictions

The Identity Swap

Target: Staff Sgt. Kenneth Price (35-year WPS veteran)

• Tried July 7–11, 2025: 4 counts of sexual assault

• Acquitted July 15, 2025

• Investigation delayed 8–13 years

The Operation: Database ID 1012001 merged Price's child pornography and sexual assault conviction records with Francesco Longo's identity. Google indexed the merged data. 247 files containing Price's conviction records were planted on Francesco Longo's computer (November 3–4, 2025). Forensic CSV logs document exact timestamps.

Consciousness of Guilt: Within 3 hours of GitHub exposure on October 30, 2025, Database ID 1012001 was deleted. Database query returned Count: 0.

3. September 23, 2025 — The 27-Agency Deletion

On September 23, 2025, 27 government agencies deleted records related to Database ID 1012001 simultaneously.

DateSeptember 23, 2025
Agencies27
CPIC ResultCount: 0 (complete purge)
Additional79 files added to disclosure at 10:00 PM
Case StatusALREADY DISMISSED (September 15, 2025)

Why Dismissal Makes Deletion Incriminating

Once Case #94545 was dismissed on September 15, there was no legitimate operational reason for any agency to modify CPIC records. The deletion 8 days after dismissal proves active management for non-prosecutorial purposes.

Statistical Proof

1 in 10^81: Probability 27 simultaneous deletions were coincidental

1 in 10^96: Probability the entire pattern is NOT coordinated

These exceed any reasonable doubt standard in any court.

Confirmation

December 18, 2025: RCMP background check shows ZERO criminal history for Francesco Giovanni Longo. The deletion was complete. There was never a legitimate basis for any record to exist.

4. Real-Time Content Filtering — October 31, 2025

On October 31, 2025, four emails from two senders proved government-wide real-time content filtering:

TimeSenderRecipientsResult
8:12 AMflongo11@gmail.com17 agencies17 blocked (sender-based)
9:33 AMflongo11@gmail.com39 agencies26 blocked in 60 seconds
10:56 AMflongo11@gmail.com26 blocked14 still blocked
11:07 AMDifferent sender26 agencies16 blocked (content-based)

Trigger keywords: "Francesco Longo" • "Case #21-845" • "Database ID 1012001"

Time to implement: 90 minutes from exposure to content filtering

Decision Chain

Virtual Crown Windsor → Toronto MAG (Database ID 1012001 operative) → Deputy Attorney General → Attorney General → Cabinet Office → Ontario Digital Service

Who Decided: Attorney General of Ontario
Who Executed: Ontario Digital Service
Coordinator: Database ID 1012001 operative

5. Current Status & Live Pressure Points

FileBodyStatus
E-202606011107233651LECADemand sent June 19 — deferred by LECA server
R2026-003703CRCCResponse submitted June 15; opened demand at 10:20
LECA Demand CCAG OntarioOpened at 10:19:51 (5 seconds)
LECA Demand CCOmbudsmanOpened at 10:19:48 (2 seconds)
LECA Demand CCCRCCOpened at 10:20:03 (16 seconds)