Human Intelligence and Profiling: The Power of Discreet Research

Written By Bryce Ernst

Human intelligence, often called HUMINT, refers to information collected directly from people. In investigations, it may include interviews, confidential sources, or undercover work. At Kingfisher, HUMINT is combined with open source intelligence and psychological insight to form comprehensive profiles of individuals or organizations.

Applications of profiling and discreet research

  • Assessing the credibility of witnesses in litigation

  • Evaluating potential business partners

  • Investigating insider threats or employee misconduct

  • Understanding motivations behind threatening behavior

Ethical and professional standards

Effective HUMINT requires trust, rapport, and responsibility. Kingfisher investigators operate within legal boundaries and ethical standards, ensuring confidentiality and respect while pursuing the truth. Reports are prepared with the expectation that they may be scrutinized in legal proceedings, which guarantees professionalism and objectivity.

Bryce Ernst https://www.kingfisherinvestigations.com
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