Open-source intelligence as a tool supplementing the activity in the field of a forensic technique

Modern collection of information from open sources like state, press and private ones come under open-source intelligence and it is a complement to operation activities carried out in criminology. The article focuses on working out personal and capital relationships by means of open-source intelligence and on obtaining data from open sources as a complement to the information which will help reveal personal relationships or motives for the crime after years. The article discusses universally available sources like state registers, private sources of information, sources of political information and motives of business entities recognition i.e. tortious motives in economic crime and in criminal offences as well as in industrial espionage and sabotage.

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