Do You Think You Know Who Is Cyber Stalking You, But Need Proof?

Although not much can generally be done at the time, it is extremely important to file charges when you experience problems with a cyber stalker. The lack of attention is not because authorities have no concern for problems such as this, it is generally because they flat do not have the manpower that is needed to try to find out who the guilty party is, and then also gain enough evidence that gives them the power to charge these criminals with a crime. Even when a victim knows who it is that is continuously sending them harassing emails containing threats, vulgar language, and frightening them half to death, the authorities still require some type of concrete proof before anything can actually be done. Believe it or not, in numerous cases of stalking, the person that is sending threatening emails over and over is often someone that the victims knows. There are times that it is an ex-boyfriend, a friend the victim no longer hangs around with, and sometimes it is even a family member that is angry about a confrontation that occurred.

If you find yourself in this situation, the best thing you can do to gain incriminating evidence that can help put an end to the threats and constant harassment your finding in your email inbox is to speak with a professional that knows how to perform a reverse email look-up. An experienced private investigator can not only help you put an end to the problem, but they can also provide you with very incriminating evidence that will help the proper authorities stop the cyber stalker from every frightening another innocent victim.

Many people find it completely unbelievable just how much information that can actually be obtained when this type of procedure is performed. Not only are you provided with the name and telephone number of the cyber stalker, but you also receive their address as well. Employment information, the Internet Service Provider (ISP) they use, and other forms of evidence can also be retrieved that will help tremendously in proving your stalking case. It simply does not make since for victims of stalking to consult with knowledgeable private investigators that are trained in this specific type of investigation. This is a beneficial service that can free you of the fear stalking can cause. In many cases investigators also offer a no-hit no-fee policy. This means there is absolutely no expense to you when no information about the cyber stalker is obtained.

Ed Opperman is President of Opperman Investigations Inc.If you need help with a cyber stalking investigation visit www.emailrevealer.com

No jail for man caught with 'disturbing' images of toddlers

A man who was caught with more than 15,000 images of child pornography was given a four-year suspended jail sentence today.

A sample of extreme images of child pornography left a Judge Patrick J. Moran with a feeling “approaching horror”.

David Ivers (aged 54) of Rathcoursey, Midleton, Co Cork, who was chief technician in the architects department of Cork City Council, had been living with his elderly mother and he ended up spending a lot of time on the internet.

Detective Sergeant Joe O’Connor who investigated the case said Ivers resorted to downloading this material on the internet out of boredom.

He was linked to this crime through the phone number by which his computer was linked to the internet.

The number surfaced during an investigation of child pornography in Germany and the number was passed on to An Garda Siochána for further investigation.

When Det. Sgt. O’Connor called to the house, the defendant said: “I was expecting you at some stage.”

He co-operated fully with the investigation and pleaded guilty to the crime at Cork Circuit Criminal Court.

The description given in court of the child pornography was “disturbing”. Detective Garda Martin Hogan, who has being involved in the forensic examination of computers in 200 cases of this nature, said the content of the images and video files were some of the worst he had ever seen.

“Some of the children were less than one-year of age. Other images showed children aged between one and six being subjected to horrendous physical abuse and subjected to oral sex,” Det. Garda Hogan said.

Defence barrister, Donal O’Sullivan, said Ivers had gone to the Grenada Institute in Dublin once a week for 18 months for counselling and treatment which had given him an insight into his behaviour.