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Searching for sex offenders in your area

Monday, February 11th, 2008
Search for sex offender register

Continuing on our recent investigative theme, today’s post is about searching for sex offenders. There is a way in which you can learn if you have sex offenders in your neighbourhood. In the United States, all states now have a database online that allows you to search and learn about sex offenders in every state.

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How to investigate your doctor

Friday, February 1st, 2008

Doctors command a lot of respect because people go to them in a moment of need, and their reputation of doing good often raises them on a pedestal beyond criticism and doubt. People just take them for granted. However, doctors are no angels and some have been known to carry bad records in the form of previous failings, sexual misdemeanours, and some do not even have adequate qualifications.

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Create your own nightvision headset

Thursday, January 31st, 2008
Nightvision

You have seen nightvision headsets, nightvision cameras, and nightvision video cameras all over the place in spy movies, crime investigation television shows, and even on ghost hunter television shows. Some of you may have even gone out and purchased the various types of nightvision headsets just for the pure entertainment purposes, however, a nightvision headset can be one of the most important tools in your spy gadget collection. The good news is that you can create your own nightvision headset instead of spending a lot of money for those you see on television.

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How to fool a fingerprint security system

Tuesday, January 29th, 2008
Fingerprint

There are a few different ways in which to fool fingerprint security system. This one will more than likely work with a few scanners, however, not every scanner is the same. With this method, you will be creating a fake fingerprint of the person that owns the security system you wish to break into such as a computer, mobile phone, etc… The problem is you must have access to their fingerprint, a digital camera, super glue, wood glue, a bottle cap, and glue that will not harm your skin.

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Finding out how Spy Gadgets work

Friday, September 28th, 2007
How Stuff Works Logo

If you’ve got some time to spare (or even if you haven’t) you can spend hours on the How Stuff Works website. So I thought I’d compile a list of things you can take a look at that are all spy related!

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Learning How To Solder

Monday, December 18th, 2006
Soldering Iron Photo

Many people are not fortunate enough to have been taught how to solder, so I decided to tell you about some basic and respected soldering guides that are available on the Web. For further resources, I recommend you take at look at the MAKE: Magazine resources for soldering.

Everyday Practical Electronics (EPE) is a well known electronics magazine, and they have 2 free guides available with photos. A basic soldering guide, and a basic desoldering guide (for correcting mistakes and removing components from circuit boards.

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Telephone Taps: Series v.s. Parallel Devices

Sunday, September 17th, 2006

This is the first of a technical series of articles relating to surveillance equipment. In this article, I’m going to talk about the 2 main types of telephone taps and where they should be located to be effective for monitoring telephone conversations.

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