Yes, you read that right. If you have a tip, a document, or even a hunch about where money might have gone missing, you can now formally send it in. The court didn’t just ask the SIT to report back; it opened the door for public participation, trusting that honest citizens might spot what investigators missed. And here’s the catch: the SIT’s findings will come in a sealed cover, reviewed only by the judges first. No one else gets to see it unless the court says so. This isn’t just about auditing temple funds; it’s about who gets to hold power accountable when money and faith collide. The real question? Will people actually come forward; and will their suggestions change how this story ends?