An advanced deep web search engine is helping the U.S. Department of Defense find and monitor human traffickers and other groups of people online. The DOD’s Memex deep web search engine uses a technology called Rescue Forensics that can be used to search for people who traffic in the human sex slave and prostitution trade […]
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The Boston Police Department has announced a plan to spend $1.4 million dollars to purchase a computer program that will let officers monitor people’s social media activity. The new social media monitoring system has raised the ire of privacy watchdogs in the Boston area, who say that the new system will increase government surveillance and […]
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Starting in January 2017, adopted people in New Jersey will finally be able to request copies of their birth records from the state. It took 34 years of tireless effort and lobbying, but now an open birth records law in New Jersey that will allow adopted people to access their original birth certificates will be […]
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Police are hoping that some age progression pictures will help end a 26-year-long missing person search for Christopher Kerze from Eagan, Minnesota. Christopher was just 17 years old when he disappeared on April 20, 1990. His car was found outside of Grand Rapids, MN, but he was never found. His parents, Loni and Jim Kerze, […]
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It looks like the 2016 Rio Olympics has a monumental people search task on their hands. Olympic organizers are trying to find 13,000 people who are owed refunds for their unused tickets. According to Mario Andrada, a spokesman for the Rio Olypics, the group has over $3 million in refunds to send out, but unfortunately […]