• Social Media and Surveillance with Keith O'Neal

  • Nov 19 2024
  • Length: 31 mins
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Social Media and Surveillance with Keith O'Neal

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  • Private Investigation Insights with Keith O'Neal In this episode of 'Not Another TV Lawyer,' hosts Chris Shakib and Jessica Hall welcome Keith O'Neal, a private investigator with over 35 years of experience, including as a Sergeant retiring from the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office. Keith discusses his transition to private investigation, highlighting the significance of social media and surveillance in modern investigative work. He offers insights on the intricacies of tracking people through digital footprints and stresses the importance of honesty for clients involved in legal cases. Keith also explains how private investigators gather and utilize data from various sources to aid legal professionals and how the technological advancements have transformed his field. 00:00 Introduction to Not Another TV Lawyer 00:29 Meet Keith O'Neal: Private Investigator 00:51 Keith's Background and Career at Jacksonville Sheriff's Office 02:29 Transition to Private Investigation 03:47 The Role of Social Media in Investigations 06:27 Tracking People Down: The Power of Social Media 15:10 Surveillance Techniques and Legal Boundaries 19:04 The Importance of Honesty in Legal Cases 25:04 Advanced Investigative Techniques and Technology 29:31 Conclusion and Contact Information
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