Partnering With Law Enforcement
Complementing your investigation. Strengthening your search.
From Research to Investigative Leads
Our objective is not simply to collect information.
It is to turn research into organized, actionable intelligence
Potential findings can be documented and provided to the investigating agency in a structured report that may include:
Law enforcement determines what investigative value, if any, the information has and what action should be taken.
Case Review & Analysis
Our team can conduct a comprehensive review of available case information to identify gaps, inconsistencies, unanswered questions, overlooked connections, and areas that may warrant renewed investigation.
Investigative Genetic Genealogy
When appropriate and authorized, our genetic genealogy team can assist with DNA-based research, family-tree development, relationship analysis, and investigative genetic genealogy strategies.
Timeline Reconstruction
We can build detailed chronological timelines using police information provided to us, public records, newspapers, directories, court records, historical documents, witness information, and other available sources.
Case Visualization & Analytical Review
Complex cases can involve hundreds of people, locations, relationships, records, and events. JJRF can organize that information into timelines, relationship maps, family trees, geographic analyses, and other visual tools that help investigators see the case from a different perspective.
Family Liaison Support
Cold cases can leave families searching for answers for decades. When requested, JJRF can help maintain communication with families, explain research processes, assist with genealogy-related questions, and provide a consistent point of contact while respecting the investigating agency's boundaries.
Lead Development
We use historical records, public records, genealogy, digital research, archival sources, and open-source intelligence to identify potential witnesses, relatives, associates, locations, events, or other information that may generate new leads.
Historical & Archival Research
For cases spanning decades, we can reconstruct people, places, relationships, addresses, employment histories, family structures, and events using historical records and archival sources that may not have been readily accessible when the original investigation occurred.
Public Records & OSINT
Our researchers can examine publicly available information, databases, historical records, social media, digital archives, court records, and other lawful open sources to locate information relevant to an investigation.
Locating Potential Witnesses & POI’s
Using genealogical, historical, and public-record research, we may be able to identify or locate individuals who could possess information relevant to the case.
Public Awareness & Media Support
When authorized by law enforcement, JJRF can help renew public attention around a case through responsible media outreach, social media, public awareness campaigns, and The Fronczak Files.