Document Retrieval

🗃️ FOIA / Public Information Act Requests

Strategic FOIA support—requesting, tracking, and organizing what matters.

Freedom of Information Act/Public Information Act Requests: Draft and submit requests to local, state, or federal agencies

Tracking/Management: deadlines and responses

Following Up: consistent follow up for responsive documents

Flagging: Identify and document withheld, redacted, or delayed items

Organizing/Charting: responsive materials for relevance, gaps, or follow-up

🗂️ Public & Open-Source Document Retrieval

Bringing hard-to-find records into clear view.

Locating & retrieving records: court records, filings, docket sheets,
judgments, property records, deeds, appraisals, business formation, licensing, and compliance documents

Requesting & Reviewing: Local law enforcement
policies or procedures, municipal guidelines

Searching: Archived materials from news outlets or institutional sites

Investigation Support

🧠 Timeline & Fact Chronology Creation

Know what happened, when, and in what order.

Building Timelines: clean, accurate timelines from
interviews, discovery, news, and public data

Creating parallel timelines: claimed version vs. documented version, etc.

Context Layering: layer in contextual facts like
location data, social media posts, or filings

Formatting timelines: from various sources, including litigation, publication, or investigation reports

📁 Dossier Development & Subject Profiling

Bring complex players and cases into focus.

Creating Dossiers: comprehensive dossiers on persons of interest, witnesses, or case subjects, including known aliases, online activity, affiliations, public records, and patterns of behavior

Organizing Cases: case background, timelines, and analysis into attorney- or
investigator-ready packets

Developing subject profile summaries: legal, journalistic,
or content storytelling use

🔎 Source Tracebacks & Contradiction Mapping

Track the truth, not the noise.

Comparing: testimony, media, reports, and documents to track evolving narratives

Contradiction mapping: showing discrepancies across sources

Sourcing: Trace media claims, quotes, or allegations
back to their original source

Documenting: timeline inconsistencies and shifting statements

🌐 OSINT (Open-Source Intelligence) Research & Verification

Using digital clues to inform real-world strategy.

Conducting research: surface web and deep web research
on individuals, businesses, or events

Verifying status: social media activity, usernames,
domain ownership, photos, and timeline claims

Uncovering & documenting: public-facing digital breadcrumbs

Creating & Organizing source-attribution evidence: for verification or
rebuttal in your case

🔍 Custom Research & Strategic Briefing

Targeted findings. Professional delivery.

Custom Research: attorneys, investigators, content creators,
individuals, families or journalists

Building briefing packets: summarizing key findings with source citations

Producing organized research deliverables: in a format that will improve strategy, rebuttal, or presentation of your case

Collaborating to explore specific case theories

🧾 Document Review & Flagging for Relevance

Let the noise fall away—find the signal.

Reviewing/Flagging: case files, interview transcripts, and digital records for relevant themes

Charting: inconsistencies, contradictions, or key admissions

Extracting: patterns, red flags, and source credibility issues

Identifying, Locating & Ordering Records: support or contradict claims or theories with documentation and information

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Paralegal Services Disclosure:
Brunson Case Intelligence Services provides paralegal support exclusively to licensed attorneys, legal professionals, and entities permitted by law to receive such services. We do not offer legal advice, representation, or engage in the practice of law.
All services are non-attorney support functions, including document organization, timeline creation, public record analysis, and legal research under attorney supervision or in permitted freelance capacities.

Private Investigator Disclosure:
Although I hold a valid private investigator license in the State of Texas, I am not currently employed by a licensed investigations company and do not conduct licensed investigative work for the public at this time.
Any research, analysis, or consulting services offered are conducted as open-source intelligence (OSINT) or public record-based consulting and are not intended to represent licensed private investigative services.

Compliance Notice:
All services are provided in accordance with applicable state and federal laws governing the unauthorized practice of law and private investigations. For legal advice or investigative services requiring licensure, clients should contact a licensed attorney or investigations agency.