Working from the root of the problem:
1) Decimal entry error in the damage cost. Change the reported damages from $10k to $1k. That reduces the impetus to believe that something really major happened at the house, which reduces it to an after-the-fact domestic disturbance report, easily filed away.
At most, this might require a minor adjustment to the contractor's accountant, and then have them report to the police that they made a mistake in the info they gave them. We could conceivably even do that without Kyuubey, just sneaking into the office and making the appropriate phone call to the police. Might need to change the invoice value, though, which could be a little tricky depending on their system.
2) Mindwipe info on kevlar. It's too difficult to explain away.
3) With that information gone, the idea that the mafia accusation has any credibility pops like a soap bubble.
4) Use the shields in LARP activities with foam swords in a public sports day event. This affirms the validity of the shields, the talks of fighting, and the supposed 'code' (like adults would understand the latest kids' slang, anyway...).
At that point... there's almost literally nothing else left for the police to even be suspicious about. Some girl somewhere claimed another girl in another city entirely is some kind of mafia princess? Really?
I have a friend who works at a newspaper, and they have to deal with some truly batshit crazy people calling in with nutcase conspiracies. I can only imagine what it must be like for the police. If we can give them a reason to believe that it's not their problem, they'll definitely jump on it.
1) Decimal entry error in the damage cost. Change the reported damages from $10k to $1k. That reduces the impetus to believe that something really major happened at the house, which reduces it to an after-the-fact domestic disturbance report, easily filed away.
At most, this might require a minor adjustment to the contractor's accountant, and then have them report to the police that they made a mistake in the info they gave them. We could conceivably even do that without Kyuubey, just sneaking into the office and making the appropriate phone call to the police. Might need to change the invoice value, though, which could be a little tricky depending on their system.
2) Mindwipe info on kevlar. It's too difficult to explain away.
3) With that information gone, the idea that the mafia accusation has any credibility pops like a soap bubble.
4) Use the shields in LARP activities with foam swords in a public sports day event. This affirms the validity of the shields, the talks of fighting, and the supposed 'code' (like adults would understand the latest kids' slang, anyway...).
At that point... there's almost literally nothing else left for the police to even be suspicious about. Some girl somewhere claimed another girl in another city entirely is some kind of mafia princess? Really?
I have a friend who works at a newspaper, and they have to deal with some truly batshit crazy people calling in with nutcase conspiracies. I can only imagine what it must be like for the police. If we can give them a reason to believe that it's not their problem, they'll definitely jump on it.