Building a Stronger Executive Protection Team with OSINT
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Utilización de redes sociales y datos telefónicos para lograr una condena por asesinato
Date Posted: March 28th, 2024
Social media data is vital to investigations. Download this resource to learn how the Galesburg Police Department combined social media and phone data to secure a murder conviction. Download and understand:
- The Case: Murder of female victim
- The Challenge: Suspect denies being in vicinity
- The Solution: Using PenLink solutions to normalize and analyze call detail and social media records
Learn how one of the most forward-thinking agencies in the country is utilizing social media data.
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