Oscar Juarez was one of Ohio’s most wanted men until he was caught last week in St. Paul, Minnesota by marshals with the U.S. Marshal’s Northern Ohio Violent Fugitive Task Force along with help from the St. Paul Police Department. Juarez is a convicted murderer who escaped from the Marion Correctional Institution in Ohio in […]
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In 1946, George Skrzynecky and his twin brother Lucian Poznanski were separated shortly after their birth because their biological mother was too sick to care for them. Their mother was a Polish woman who had just been released from a German work camp at the end of World War II when the twins were born. The […]
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Social networks like LinkedIn are always coming up with new ways to help people search for, find and connect with one another. LinkedIn’s new people search app called “Lookup” is a quick employee directory that lets you find your fellow coworkers and do background research on them. The LinkedIn Lookup app could make your company’s […]
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A California mother has been reunited with her son 15 years after he was kidnapped. Hope Holland was separated from her 3 year old son Jonathan when his father kidnapped him and fled to Mexico in 1999. After spending years working with private investigators and child services and getting nowhere, Holland finally found her son […]
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In a ruling that could radically change the way IP addresses and geolocation information is used to identify people in court cases, a Florida judge has decided something that many of us have known for a long time: an IP address is not enough information to identify an individual person. In a court case involving […]
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