Ryan Montgomery

I can show you an example of it right now.

And the way that we built this platform was, like I said, how we identified predators and traffickers, but now any consumer can sign up for it, see what's out there on them, see what accounts are connected to them, their kids, if their kids have some secret accounts or anything like that.

And let's say they were in a wedding photo four years ago and they were in the back corner and half their face is showing.

That might be enough identifiable information to identify what their name is or who they are just by them walking down the street and being in a photo, which I'll demonstrate so it makes more sense.

You know, we could use somebody here that doesn't have as much of a public image because you and I, we can take a picture and you're going to see a ton of results.

But somebody, if they're willing, if not, I'll show you my own face or yours or whatever you'd like.

We built that because, you know, I'll give you a good example.

This happened recently.

So we hired, are you familiar with Wynwood?

In Miami?

No.

Okay.

So it's an art district in Miami and there's awesome graffiti artists down there.

And we decided to hire a graffiti artist that, you know, is most likely committing crimes when he's not being paid legitimately to paint our office.

And the guy was a super nice guy, but he went by an alias.

And he was going to be in our office for six to eight days.

That's what he said to us.

So we said to the guy, we asked him what his name was.

He was a little bit hesitant to tell us.

He honestly didn't.