Using Open Source Intelligence (OSINT), our Predator Identification Team (PIT) finds the true identities of anonymous child predators.
How It's Done
Identify Predators
Send to Law Enforcement
As a non-vigilante organization, we have a strong relationship with U.S. and international law enforcement agencies. When a child predator’s identity is confirmed, a completed report is sent to law enforcement.
Educate the Public
We educate parents and guardians so that they may learn how to protect their children online. Through education and outreach, we wish to ultimately reduce the number of cases we have to identify.
973
total cases
546
cases accepted by law enforcement
23
active cases
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We are a 501(c)(3) organization and all donations help us continue our mission. Donations go towards resources, tools and manpower to help bring online child predators to justice.