This section features a selection of tools and links that I have personally used during real investigations.
Reliable and well-tested resources, employed to identify individuals, locate places, and reconstruct complex situations.
They have played a key role in efforts to combat organized crime, in the hunt for fugitives, in the search for missing persons, and in the investigation of fraud.
Each item in this collection can represent a valuable piece of the puzzle, capable of opening new investigative leads and leading to further discoveries through targeted research.
In the last few months I have been working on the development of a graph-based investigative visualization system, inspired by the principles of tools such as IBM i2 Analyst's Notebook.
I choseto build everything using exclusively open source software, with Cytoscape as the main visualization engine.
My goal was to create a flexible investigative interface, oriented towards the graphical representation of entities and relationships in a clear and interactive way.

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Cytoscape, integrated with Python, confirms itself as a powerful and adaptable tool for investigative, OSINT, forensic and academic contexts.The project is still evolving, but the results achieved so far confirm the solidity of the approach. I attach the code of the test described above Download the scripts. To test it, install py4cytoscape.Interaction examples