Online harassment thrives on anonymity and the victim's sense that nothing can be done. Both are beatable. A cyberstalking investigation attributes the anonymous accounts behind the abuse and preserves the evidence in a form courts and police accept — turning a frightening situation into an actionable case.
What we investigate and document
- Anonymous accounts & burner profiles — attributing them to a real identity
- Threats & harassment campaigns — messages, posts, and coordinated abuse
- Impersonation & doxxing — fake profiles and the exposure of private information
- Pattern documentation — a timestamped timeline that establishes a course of conduct
- Evidence preservation — captures held with forensic integrity for court use
How does this help me get a restraining order?
A judge needs credible, documented proof of a pattern — not screenshots that are easy to dispute. We preserve messages and metadata with chain of custody, identify the person behind the conduct where possible, and assemble a clear evidentiary timeline your attorney can present. Working under California BSIS PI License No. 190161, we build that record lawfully, so it survives challenge. California's stalking and harassment statutes are published at leginfo.legislature.ca.gov.
Staying lawful is what makes the case stick
We attribute harassers through lawful OSINT and evidence collection — never by hacking accounts or accessing devices without authority, which would be a crime and would jeopardize your case. That discipline is the point: it means the identity we surface and the evidence we preserve can actually be used to protect you, and our licensed investigator can testify to it as a computer-forensics expert if the matter reaches court.
