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.
https://aleph.occrp.org is a platform created by the OCCRP (Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project) that allows you to search and analyze millions of legal documents, public archives and structured data related to people, companies and financial activities suspicious.
It is an extremely powerful tool for investigative journalists, OSInt analysts, researchers and compliance professionals.
Aleph collects information from official sources, data leaks, and international public registers, all in a single interface.

Access to Aleph is free, but for some advanced features or to upload your own datasets, creating an account is recommended.
Once logged in, you can immediately start searching for subjects of interest, explore relationships, and download available documents.
Research can be saved and shared, making the tool ideal for collaborative work and international investigations.
Aleph is one of the best OSInt tools for investigating subjects involved in financial crimes, corruption, or suspicious activity.
Its intuitive interface and the vastness of the available data make it indispensable for those working in the investigative and journalistic sectors.