I verify identities, build investigative profiles, and uncover connections using only publicly available information. No special access, no paid investigator databases — just methodical open-source research and pattern recognition.
Methods & Capabilities
Background research — building comprehensive profiles on individuals or entities using fragmented public data, even when the digital footprint is minimal or limited to a single platform
Property & address research — tracing current and historical addresses through county assessor records, parcel data, and rental history
Physical identification — cross-referencing physical descriptions, gait patterns, and behavioral characteristics with available records
Employment & schedule analysis — mapping work patterns, commute logistics, and routine behaviors through public data points
Pattern recognition — identifying connections across fragmented data that don't surface in a standard search
Digital footprint mapping — building a complete picture from LinkedIn, public records, archived pages, and reverse image searches
Tools I Use
Google Advanced Search & dorking
Public records databases (county, state, federal)
LinkedIn & social platform analysis
Reverse image search
Wayback Machine & web archives
WHOIS & domain records
Property records & parcel maps
Real-World Application
My research has led to formal submissions to federal law enforcement. I don't take that step lightly — I only escalate when findings are verified across multiple independent data points with an extremely high confidence threshold.
Who This Is For
Attorneys needing background research or due diligence
Families searching for answers about their history
Businesses vetting partners, vendors, or claims
Journalists verifying sources and timelines
Anyone who needs a story verified or a question answered