Jeff Tiegs

It's an ad for a girl.

And once you start dipping behind that ad, you start running technology and tools on recognition of the photo, maybe the room, the phone number, anything that you can, syntax of the way the ad is written.

There's all sorts of complexity in building a case

To figure out who's running this girl, who's the person of interest that's controlling this victim.

And we have various levels of confirmation.

You know, one of the easiest ones for us, Mick, is here's a girl she's advertised for sale.

Here's her phone number.

She says she gives you the cash out number to, you know, how you how you can pay her.

You run that cash out number and it comes up to some dude.

Well.

That's an easy one.

Right.

You're paying this woman to have sex, but the money is going to a third party.

You know, so that's that's that's an easy thread to start to unravel.

Right.

So that's what we're trying to look for.

If it's a voiceover IP or there's a level of complexity, that's where it comes to the talent of our OSINT.

uh, a pool, our task force, who are some of the best in the world, um, at continuing through this analytical process, both instinctively and intuitively, and then the, and then the tech and the data that we, uh, that we have access to, to just find mistakes.

Um,

And as you build out that case, what we're trying to figure out is the profile of that person of interest.