Everyshore Intelligence Network

Adeel — Persistent Local Hunter Targeting Single Pilot; High Caution Advised

Executive Summary
Multiple rapid engagements against a single pilot (Horscht Vollstitch) in Adeel indicate an active, persistent hunter operating locally. Two kills occurred within ~17 minutes (Mon 14:34–14:51 UTC). Attacker identity, numbers and ship types are unknown — a critical intelligence gap — but the behavior displayed is targeted and repeatable. Treat Adeel as low‑sec: expect limited automated protection and higher tolerance for aggressive tactics.

Observed Behavior and Implications

• Two rapid re‑engagements on the same pilot in a narrow time window implies tracking, local staging, or opportunistic camping tied to that pilot’s routine.
• Persistence suggests the attacker(s) will reappear after a kill — not a one‑off.
• Other pilots are at elevated risk, particularly during the observed window (14:00–15:00 UTC), but threat may extend beyond that time.

Threat Threads (prioritized)

1. "Vollstitch Stalker" — High threat to identified target. Likely local or well‑positioned hunter. (Immediate danger)
2. System Controller (theoretical) — Group or dominant pilot comfortable operating in Adeel. (Elevated risk)
3. Opportunistic Hunters — Gate campers/roamers who exploit vulnerable pilots. (Moderate risk)
4. PvE Ambushers / Miner Harassers — Common low‑sec hazards if you’re fielding slow, exposed ships. (Low–moderate)
5. Scouting/Intel Gathering — Preparatory activity that can precede coordinated strikes. (Low, but enabling)

Operational Recommendations (rooted in observed data)

• Exercise extreme caution during peak window (14:00–15:00 UTC) and when local shows unfamiliar or repeating names.
• Avoid solo operations in expensive or slow ships; stay aligned and maintain a warp‑out bookmark/point.
• Use D‑scan, watch for multiple ships on grid, remain off undock if you can’t confirm safety.
• Travel with scouts/fleet when possible; use cloaks or cov‑ops for transit if mission requires.
• If engaged, assume re‑engagement is likely; undock in ships with viable escape options and be ready to disengage immediately.

Intelligence Gaps

• No attacker names, ship fits, or numbers are available. This prevents precise profiling and attribution. Continued observation of future kills is the primary path to reduce this gap.

Bottom Line
Adeel currently hosts a focused, persistent threat that has demonstrated rapid re‑engagement. All pilots should increase vigilance, favor mobility and caution, and avoid predictable routines in‑system—particularly during the observed afternoon UTC window.