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What Can I Find With Someone’s Publlic Records?

So what is a public record? In the strictest sense, ‘public records’ refers to those records held by governments that are accessible to the public. Court records, property tax records, deeds and other recorded documents, vital statistics, and business license records are some of the more common types of public records. For the most part, one can not have this type of public record modified or removed.

Exceptions include the expunging of a court record. This may seem unfair when a person is trying to get a youthful indiscretion off their record, but this is mainly done for the safety of the public. If removing an arrest record was an easy task, many murderers or rapists could easily clear their record and we would have no information on their past. Even if there was a record of a terrible crime, it is the criminal’s responsibility to prove the record as inaccurate. Each state has their own records and jurisdictions.

If a crime was committed in multiple states, there could be multiple states with information of that individual. Some states or local governments provide direct information on their own web sites, while others provide links to other resources, the ease of access of which varies tremendously.

States continue to provide more information online and the legislatures and general public continue to demand this type of access to what are, after all, public records. We as citizens have a right to this information and a right to use this information to protect ourselves and our businesses. This type of information can be quite valuable to a person who is a landlord or someone who is choosing a nanny for their child. This information is for the protection of us all equally. Public records are exactly what they are called, for the public.

Posted by Danny Childs on October 1st, 2009 with no comments.
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Who is Driving Your Children to School?

The wheels on the bus go round and round, round and round, all through the town. But who is putting their foot on the pedal to propel the bus through the town? Teachers are the ones who mold children’s minds, educating them and giving them the principals and skills to make it in the world. Teachers should be praised and commended for this but one person who flies under the radar is the bus driver. They drive your children to and from school. They are responsible for the well being and safety of your child once they set foot on that bus. There are plenty of good bus drivers out there but what about the bad ones?

Steve, a bus driver from northern Iowa had an addiction to pain killers and was in and out of rehab numerous times. He even did months of jail time because he was caught stealing in order to get money to pay for his next fix. This was all found out after he drove a bus full of kids into a ditch. He was fired the next day. John, a bus driver in Montana was a convicted sex offender. His records showed he was on the sex offenders list but this was only found out after complaints from certain children who rode his bus. He was fired the next day.

Then there was Patty from New York. She was an alcoholic with a D.U.I on her record. She came to work with booze on her breath, ran a red light, and caused a wreck involving two other cars. She was fired the next day. No children in any of these cases were seriously hurt but they all have the same thing in common. It wasn’t until the driver messed up that a background check was done. It wasn’t until that person’s personal problems put the children in danger that a check seemed necessary. What is the best way to put an end to these types of stories? Stop it before it starts. By doing a simple background check on a possible driver before they are even hired, these kinds of things can be stopped. Click here to do a background check and make sure the wheels on the bus are safe for our children.

Posted by Gary P. Thompson on November 10th, 2007 with comments disabled.
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Watch Out For Adoption Scams

Ready to Adopt? Thinking about adoption? That is great! But have you checked out the people you are about to do business with? A recent Montel Williams show focused on the adoption scams happening in our country.

After hearing about adoption scam contracts, he was quoted as saying: “You mean to tell me, that we have a system that’s so unregulated, as to allow people to make contracts like this. If I made a contract with, I don’t know, a person to repair my kitchen, and said, if I didn’t want my kitchen repaired by January 1st, and in the fine print, they said, I got two years to repair your kitchen, I gave them all the money before January 1st to repair my kitchen, and they didn’t do it, I have the grounds to sue them.”

ecent Adoption Headlines: A Woman Who Claimed She Was Pregnant With Twins, Who Were To Be Adopted By A Texas Couple, Has Pleaded Guilty To A Theft Charge In An Adoption Scam The Department Of Human Services Is Moving To Revoke An Adoption Agency’s License After Federal Officials Filed Fraud And Immigration Charges Against Its Operators A Woman Is Facing Larceny And Other Charges After Authorities Said She Duped At Least Two Families Into Believing She Was Pregnant So They Could Adopt Her Child baby Factories Are Busy Are you familiar with the ‘baby factories?’ When an order is placed, a woman is chosen to produce a baby. Only the better looking girls are selected to join the production line.

Americans will pay top dollar for an angelic-looking baby. Women are impregnated by mafia racketeers and then cared for until she gives birth. She gives birth in a warehouse to avoid scrutiny. Some adoption agencies have been found to exist only to defraud excited couples hoping for a child out of their life savings. Documents are forged, identities stolen or fabricated, and parents show up for their lost children years later. Protect the babies of the world and your hopes and dreams of having a child. Find out whom you are dealing with. Run a background check today.

Posted by Gary P. Thompson on November 9th, 2007 with no comments.
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The Case Of The Runaway Bride

Wait! Before you say ‘I do’ maybe you should ask ‘What’s true?’ A recent bride in Oklahoma learned the hard way. She met her man on the Internet. The she spent two years getting to know him. But what did she know? Her man had bought her flowers every week, was attentive, faithful, and everything she had hoped for. He attended church with her every week and became a volunteer Sunday School teacher and youth group leader. His charms won everyone over. Her friends and family all liked him. When he found out she had nephews involved in Cub Scouts, he went out of his way to become their Den Leader. He worked hard, running meetings, planning activities, and even paying for a camping trip. After planning her wedding for six months, spending over forty thousand dollars, she stood waiting in front of over three hundred guests, all of the people closest to her, for over two hours while her father tried to track down her fiancé. Seems he was pulled over on a routine traffic stop on his way to the church and arrested on several old outstanding warrants for child molestation. The jilted bride was so upset, after everyone left, she collapsed and was hospitalized for a week. Later she learned he also had prior theft convictions. If only she had taken a few moments to run a background check. The fiancé would have been exposed and she would have been a happy bride, running away on her honeymoon! Con artists and those running from the past are often very crafty at hiding their true identities. They know that people are vulnerable in manners of the heart and seek out good people who have been taught to expect good from others. Before you get serious with your boyfriend or girlfriend, wouldn’t it be nice to know you’re not going to be abandon at the alter? What are you waiting for, find out what’s true, check them out right now.

Posted by Gary P. Thompson on November 8th, 2007 with comments disabled.
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Find Out Who You Are About to do Business With… Before it’s too Late!

Why only check the Better Business Bureau, when you can check out the person? The Better Business Bureau only compiles information two ways:

• from the business owners themselves.

• if someone actually complains.

Wouldn’t it be nice to know if the person you are about to hire to work in your home has a criminal record, say, past convictions for burglary or violent acts? Employers use criminal record checks everyday, why shouldn’t you? Protect your family! A man that her father had hired to work around the home took Elizabeth Smart in her sleep from her own bed! Check out criminal records on your lawn person, your plumber, and your nanny. How about the roofer that’s asking you for a deposit? The remodeling salesperson that wants to sell you new siding? Find out about criminal records on anyone that you know! You can check criminal records, the sex offender’s list, nanny screen lookups, DUIs and more. Yes we all want to think the best of people. But people have a habit of committing the same acts of their past again and again. Our entire credit rating system is based on past behavior predicting future behavior. Our justice system heavily relies on past behavior and convictions when doling out punishments for crime. Checking criminal records could save you. It’s a well-known fact that the majority of crimes against persons are committed by people known in some capacity to their victims. Unfortunately, many of these innocent people did not know their assailants and attackers well enough. Why should you risk what is most dear to you by leaving your family’s safety up to chance? Start protecting yourself, your children, your entire family, and your belongings. Take an easy and inexpensive step to prevent the harm that could come to you. Visit criminalregistry.org right now… before it’s too late!

Posted by Gary P. Thompson on November 3rd, 2007 with comments disabled.
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Looking for Someone? Find Anybody!

The new private detective is not the trench coat sleuth out on the trail trying to find people by knocking on doors. The new private detective is sitting at a computer making use of the 101 keys. The new detective is you! Search hundreds of thousands of records instantly and find anyone, where they’ve lived, who their neighbors are, and where they are now. The information available is truly amazing. Search public record databases across the country by state. You can check thousands of sources, public databases, and proprietary search databases and download and view the records reports within minutes. Somebody owe you money? Find them now! Find deadbeat parents! Be creative. Check cell phone records, DUI records, arrest records, address checks, and locate them. Once found, many states have intimidating enforcement laws from prevent hunting and fishing license renewals, to suspending drivers’ licenses, and even jail time to enforce payment of child support. Want to find a lost love? You can! Gerry Cadence found his high school sweetheart fifty years later, and married her! Planning a reunion? Looking for lost relatives? Wait no more. Tracking down family members or class members has never been easier. Lose touch with an old friend? Discover where they are now. Reunite with people you thought you would never see again! Tom Shell decided to look up his old buddies from Vietnam. He was surprised to learn three of his boot camp mates were still alive forty years later and all lived with three hundred miles! Hurricane Katrina dispersed an entire city. Katrina victims have had to search for lost neighbors, friends, and relatives. Researching your genealogy? Check out birth certificates. John Surgate was searching for his great grandfather when he uncovered seven first cousins unknown to him, four of whom lived in his hometown! Adopted? Look up adoption records. Find your birth parents, siblings, and addresses. Find anyone’s address, phone number, cell phone number, and more right now.

Posted by Gary P. Thompson on October 29th, 2007 with comments disabled.
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