Since 2002, as the result of the September 11, 2001 attacks, PsyIntel
has assisted various U.S. Government agencies in matters of homeland security.
Through our proprietary means and methods we have been successful in securing
the safety and security of countless lives both here and abroad.
Building on
early success, we expanded to assist Allies and private enterprises to combat fraud. PsyIntel has played an instrumental role in securing convictions in some
of the largest fraud investigations world over. The largest civil R.I.C.O. case
ever filed in the U.S. was fruit of one such PsyIntel investigation.
In short,
PsyIntel has demonstrated success in every field undertaken.
Starting with the
premier of the The Disappearance of Madeline McCann Documentary Series, PsyIntel will be initiating steps to
alter direction and take on a new mission. That mission will be to combat the
global epidemic of missing children.
Our Mission Objectives
are twofold:
1.
Not
only to find children, but to find them faster.
2.
In
the event of recovery operations, we will endeavor to use our proprietary means
and methods to develop actionable investigative leads and/or confessions for
successful prosecution by law enforcement.
The Mission Purpose: To make rescue and recovery so
effective that it serves as a deterrent to future would-be perpetrators.
Our participation in the documentary over the last year has been a time of reflection and reassessment.
Although our world is not as safe as it could be, the science and technology in homeland security has improved greatly since September 2001. Paradoxically it seems that our children are less safe now than before.
Therefore, PsyIntel is embarking in a new direction. One of taking our state of the art means and methods that have been so effective in the defense of our country, and apply them in the rescue and recovery of children worldwide.
As the documentary reported, Scotland Yard has committed over £12 million to the investigation of Maddie McCann. Let's be honest, missing children cases do not have that budget.
It is far more likely that local law enforcement is underfunded for rescue/recovery investigations. In 100% of all missing children cases, time is of the essence. Every minute counts.
Therefore we will not allow the inability to pay or
the logistics of securing funding to add a single second to our participation.
