Measured in
lives freed.
We will have reached our goal when 25 Million victims are freed. Every partner, data set and analyst hour moves that number.
Where we stand.
From raw data to rescue.
Locate victims
Connect advertisements, phones and movement to the places victims are held.
Map networks
See the recruiters, transporters, facilitators and buyers around a single lead.
Build cases
Give legal teams and agencies source-cited, traceable findings to support their investigations.
Follow the money
Trace accounts and companies to render the cartels of modern slavery bankrupt and destitute.
Finding Maya: 72 hours in Nevada.
Illustrative scenario · composite, names and details changedA 16-year-old from Reno stops answering her phone. Two days later her photo appears in an online escort ad. This is how a SIGHT partner and local law enforcement use Aurora:GeoStudio® to bring her home.
A tip, a photo and a phone number
Maya's mother contacts a partner NGO. Their analyst finds the ad and the contact number in it, and seeds a new Aurora operation with both.
Pattern of life
GeoCapture™ resolves the device behind the number and reconstructs 30 days of location history. Since Maya disappeared, the device has spent its nights at one motel corridor in Las Vegas and made repeated runs along I-15.
GeoCapture™Who travels with her
GeoCanvass® canvasses the motel and the route. Two devices show up with hers again and again: at the motel, on the highway and at a short-stay apartment. One of them is never more than a few hundred meters away.
GeoCanvass®Running down the handler
GeoRunDown® builds a rundown of the shadowing device: where it beds down, where it works, and other devices it meets regularly. That includes two more phones that follow the same motel-to-apartment pattern, which may mean more victims.
GeoRunDown®A source-cited summary
The analyst asks askAurora™ to summarize the findings. Aurora returns a source-cited summary with a confidence level on every link, which the NGO hands to the local trafficking task force.
askAurora™Home
Investigators recover Maya at the apartment and arrest her handler. The two other phones lead them to two young women held by the same network. All three are referred to survivor services.
This scenario shows how partners use Aurora:GeoStudio® on real investigations. To protect survivors and active cases, SIGHT does not publish details of actual partner operations.
Transparent by design.
SIGHT Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, EIN 82-4015825. Our Form 990 and financial statements are available on request. Partner case details stay confidential to protect survivors and active investigations.
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