Follow the evidence.
Public-source investigations for identity verification, company research, impersonation and evidence review. We document sources, corroborate findings and explain what remains uncertain.
What we can investigate
We agree the purpose and scope first. We work with relevant public sources and do not accept requests for stalking, private tracking or disclosure of private contact details.
Public identity and impersonation
Compare official records, dated professional biographies and published work. Check role, organisation and timeframe across independent sources before attributing an account or claim.
Companies, domains and public listings
Trace public filings, trading names, domain records and archived pages. For an authorised item search, compare a supplied serial reference or distinctive features against public listings.
Image and event verification
Check earlier appearances of public footage, compare visible landmarks and cross-check dates. Receive a timeline, source register and a report that separates facts from leads.
Follow a claim back to its source
Practice with a fictional message about a venue closure. Open each step to see what the evidence supports.
Identify the claim
A forwarded screenshot says the venue has closed permanently. It has no date or link to the original announcement.
Find the original statement
The example venue’s own notice says it will close for repairs from Monday through Wednesday.
Write a supported finding
The original notice supports a three-day closure for repairs. The screenshot alone does not establish a permanent closure.
