Robert Gardner

Where the Paper Trail Ends - Secret Weapon of Forensic Accountants, Consultants and others who need public record research to excel at their projects

[Robert Gardner @ManageRisks]

Catch up on your reading #osint #publicrecords #research #duediligence #online #opensource

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[Robert Gardner @ManageRisks]

@AuthorPI What’s 1-3?

[Robert Gardner @ManageRisks]

@AuthorPI What do you think of American Tabloid?

[Robert Gardner @ManageRisks]

Catch up on your #osint homework https://t.co/SxEXRdr3KJ

[Robert Gardner @ManageRisks]

"You hear people talk about the smell test or sixth sense or “after so many searches, I just know.” The truth is, you don’t. You just get better at figuring out accuracy, authority, legitimacy."

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[Mason Inv. Solutions @MasonInvSol]

@ManageRisks This was a fun and interesting read! Lots of great information. Thanks for the shoutout too!

[Robert Gardner @ManageRisks]

Catch up on your weekend reading

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[Robert Gardner @ManageRisks]

@thepointsguy I’m a Chicagoan but spend a lot of time in NYC. Chicago is clearly prettier, but NYC probably has more interesting buildings. Is it quality or quantity?

[Robert Gardner @ManageRisks]

The spark for this post came via ace investigator @MasonInvSol He wrote about data hierarchy. What makes the post even more valuable was that it drew in some disagreement. A commentator wrote, “I respectfully disagree with your take on OSINT…”

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[Square Peg @SquarePeg]

One time, a private investigator was looking for reverse-image tools on a discussion list. I answered citing three tools including Yandex. I was chastised and dismissed because Yandex is Russian. Today I'm at a conference full of #OSINT experts and looky here.

[Robert Gardner @ManageRisks]

Honor they take me 😃

[Pursuit Magazine @PursuitMag]

"Big Data is worthwhile IF you know better than to rely solely on global databases...You need to know what you do not know—and what the databases can’t find."
by @ManageRisks via @PursuitMag

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[Pursuit Magazine @PursuitMag]

"Big Data is worthwhile IF you know better than to rely solely on global databases...You need to know what you do not know—and what the databases can’t find."
by @ManageRisks via @PursuitMag

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[Robert Gardner @ManageRisks]

You have to look in many places to find what you need

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[Robert Gardner @ManageRisks]

Some weekend reading:

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[Robert Gardner @ManageRisks]

Some weekend reading:

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[Robert Gardner @ManageRisks]

It’s not the legal writing that stood out to me

[Ross Guberman & BriefCatch @legalwritingpro]

The new Complaint in Twitter v. Wachtell = a great example of how complaints look more like briefs these days. Persuasive headings, bold for emphasis, enumerating themes or points and not just paragraphs, etc.

#legalwriting

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[Robert Gardner @ManageRisks]

@jakecreps As far as I can tell, threads doesn’t allow you to switch between accounts does it?

[Robert Gardner @ManageRisks]

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[Tom Chain @Visualize_Tom]

Your phone isn't the enemy, your usage habits are.

Your meals aren't the issue, your choices and portions are.

Your surroundings aren't troublesome, your reactions to them are.

The power to change is in your hands, not in anybody else's.

[Robert Gardner @ManageRisks]

Another one...

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[Robert Gardner @ManageRisks]

Amazing what you can do with public records

[OpenSecrets.org @OpenSecretsDC]

New database shows 1,500 lobbyists working for fossil-fuel firms while representing green groups.

"It��s incredible that this has gone under the radar for so long, as these lobbyists help the fossil fuel industry wield extraordinary power." @guardiannews

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