AI Tools for Private Investigators
AI tools that help private investigators find people, research companies, monitor public records, analyze social profiles, and compile professional investigation reports.
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Skip tracing and people search
Locate individuals using public records, social media, and professional databases. Build a current profile of a subject's location, employment, and associates without expensive data brokers.
Located 3 matches. Strongest: Sarah A. Kowalski, 42, currently in Aurora, CO. LinkedIn: Registered Nurse, St. Joseph Medical Center (current employer). Associated email pattern identified. Two prior Colorado addresses on record. No current phone confirmed via public sources.
Corporate and business background checks
Investigate company ownership structures, registered directors, filing history, and financial red flags. Essential for fraud investigations, due diligence, and asset searches.
Meridian Capital Ventures LLC: Delaware-registered, 2019. Registered agent: CT Corporation. Directors: 2 listed — Marcus D. Webb and an offshore holding entity (Cayman Islands). Related entities: 4 similarly named LLCs in NV and WY share the same registered agent. No SEC enforcement actions found. Recommend deeper EDGAR search.
Social media and online presence investigation
Analyze public social media profiles, posts, and connections to establish patterns, timelines, and associations. Document findings for case files.
Instagram: 4,200 followers, bio lists Miami, FL. Recent posts: 6 in past 30 days, 3 geotagged in Orlando area (conflicts with stated alibi). TikTok: same handle, 1,100 followers, last active 2 days ago. Linked YouTube channel found. Associated email visible in TikTok bio.
Asset and property research
Search property ownership, real estate values, and recent transactions linked to a subject. Supports asset location, divorce investigations, and civil judgment recovery.
Found 3 property records matching Robert Fitzpatrick in Broward County. Property 1: 4-bed, Fort Lauderdale, purchased 2021, estimated value $620K, no active liens. Property 2: Commercial unit, Deerfield Beach, purchased 2023, value $290K. Property 3: Vacant lot, Pompano Beach, value $85K. All in fee simple ownership.
Investigation report compilation
Compile findings from multiple sources into a structured, professionally written investigation report ready for clients, attorneys, or court submission.
Investigation Report — Case #2026-04-PI-0041. Subject: [Name]. Section 1: Background & Identifying Information. Section 2: Surveillance Log (April 1–April 3). Section 3: Social Media Analysis — Instagram/TikTok findings, geotagged discrepancies noted. Section 4: Assets Located — 3 properties, 1 vehicle registered. Section 5: Conclusions and Recommendations. Report formatted for attorney submission.
Regulatory and compliance record checks
Search public regulatory enforcement actions, sanctions lists, and compliance databases to identify financial misconduct, professional license violations, or flagged individuals.
Marcus D. Webb: No OFAC sanctions match. No FINRA BrokerCheck record. 1 SEC administrative proceeding (2021, settled, $40K civil penalty for unlicensed broker activity). Meridian Capital Ventures: Not on OFAC SDN list. Delaware compliance lapsed 2024. No open CFTC actions.
Ready-to-use prompts
Search for public records and online presence for David Anthony Marshall, approximate age 50, last known in Memphis, TN, background in construction.
Look up registered details, directors, and filing history for Pinnacle Investment Group LLC in Nevada.
Pull public social media profile data for username @realmarcorivera — include bio, follower counts, recent posts, geotagged locations, and any linked accounts.
Find all real estate records in Clark County, NV associated with the name Angela Patricia Nguyen — include purchase dates, estimated values, and ownership status.
Screen the name Victor Castillo and the company name Castillo & Partners Financial for any FINRA, SEC, or CFTC enforcement actions or OFAC sanctions hits.
Write a structured private investigation report from these notes: subject observed at 3 locations inconsistent with stated alibi, two social media posts geotagged 40 miles from claimed residence, one property found in subject's name under LLC.
Research common indicators and methods of workers' compensation fraud in the construction industry and what documentation patterns courts consider admissible evidence.
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Subject investigation package
Run a comprehensive background investigation on an individual: people search, social media, property records, and regulatory screens — compiled into one report.
Corporate fraud investigation
Investigate a company for fraud indicators: ownership structure, related entities, SEC filings, regulatory actions, and key executive backgrounds.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the information from people search tools legal to use in investigations?
People Search aggregates publicly available information. Using public data for legitimate investigative purposes is generally lawful in the US, but you must comply with the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) if the data is used for employment, credit, or housing decisions. Always consult applicable state PI licensing laws and consult legal counsel for admissibility questions.
Can these tools replace traditional surveillance?
No — they complement it. Open-source intelligence (OSINT) tools like people search and social media analysis provide strong leads and corroborating evidence but cannot replace on-the-ground surveillance for establishing physical presence or behavior.
How accurate are the property ownership records?
Real Estate Data pulls from public county assessor and recorder records. Data is generally current within a few weeks. For legal proceedings, always verify directly with the county recorder and note the search date in your report.
Can AI write reports that are admissible as evidence?
AI can produce professionally structured reports, but admissibility depends on your sourcing, methodology, and how the report was prepared. Courts look at the PI's documentation practices and chain of custody. AI-generated text should be reviewed, verified, and signed by the licensed investigator.
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