Eli Adeyemi

someone_elses Five people each have an SSN and a passport. "My" means Leah's only.

someone_elses The medical card's subscriber is Marcus; the dental and vision cards' subscriber is Leah. All three cover all five.

same_name The twins share a birthday and a surname, their names differ by two letters, and their SSNs are consecutive.

same_name The twins' tablets are one model with serial numbers one character apart and codes 3718 and 3781. Their student IDs are consecutive. Their birth times are eleven minutes apart. Every vaccination date is shared except the 6-month visit, which Eli had two weeks after Ivy.

same_name The school portal holds both twins under one login and opens on Eli. The one page Leah saved from it is Eli's health page; nothing of Ivy's from the portal is saved.

expiring_soon The twins' passports and the Outback's policy end within weeks of the build day.

expiring_soon Fixed dates, so only soon when the data is built in the autumn of 2026. The Civic's registration ends 2026-11-02, the FSA card 2026-12-31, Eli's EpiPens in the autumn of 2026 (see the mismatch below). Nora's passport is good until 2027-03-18, which is less than the six months Nigeria asks for on arrival.

near_duplicate One paper saved twice. "Eli action plan 2025" is a scan of the whole page. "eli plan pic" is a photo taken in the allergist's office five days earlier, dark and with the bottom of the page out of frame: the antihistamine dose and the last handwritten instruction are missing from it. The scan is the one to use.

mismatch Eli's allergy is in many places in different words. The note of October 4, 2023 is the fullest: peanut, not tree nuts, Ivy clear. The scribble from the appointment says "PN 14.6", the visit record says positive for peanut and everything else negative, the prescription says "for the peanut allergy", the action plan says PEANUT, the ER-night note names the peanut butter frosting. The school portal page says "Peanuts, tree nuts". The allergist's finding is right: peanut only. The school's entry is broader than the diagnosis.

mismatch When Eli's current EpiPens expire. Leah's note and her reminder say 11/2026; the school portal lists the pen in the clinic as expiring 10/2026. Both pens came from one two-pack. Nothing in the account settles it (no picture of the box or the pharmacy label). The right answer gives both and says to look at the pens.

only_in_note Five facts that exist only in a note, as focused tests: Biscuit's microchip number (not on the rabies certificate or the vet invoice); the joint checking routing number and the account endings; the twins' student IDs (Nora's is also on her school papers); who the emergency contacts on school forms are, in what order, and who may pick the children up; where the birth certificates and passports are kept and the safe deposit box number.

only_in_file Cash to close ($37,773.28), the seller credit and "no prepayment penalty" are only in the closing disclosure. The escrow balance and late fee are only on the mortgage statement. The life policy's beneficiaries are only on its schedule. Marcus's cholesterol and A1c values are only on the lab report. Nora's grades and absences are only on the report card. The August 3 deadline is only in the school nurse's letter. The 2025 refund is only in the accountant's letter. The office and specialist copays are only on the picture of the insurance card.

only_in_file Hard file, handwriting on a scan with no text: the antihistamine dose (Benadryl 12.5 mg = 5 mL), Eli's weight (55 lb) and "epi at the FIRST symptom" are written in by hand. The second capture of the same paper is dim and cut off above the dose.

only_in_file Hard file, a field cut off: the EOB for Eli's 2023 ER visit was photographed with its right edge out of frame, and the right edge is the "amount you may owe" column. The truth is $638.00 in all ($250 copay paid at the visit plus $388 coinsurance billed later). Neither figure is anywhere in the account; only the $250 copay receipt is. The right answer is that it cannot be read, with a request for a better copy.