Press Release
Case Breakers, Inc. Runs Down Criminals Online
Internet-Based Background Checks Go Global
CORAL SPRINGS, FL, Sept. 7, 2003 - Turn on nearly any television talk
show and you'll hear horror stories of abusive babysitters, thieving housekeepers,
and con artists that prey on lonely widows. The stories are all too common,
the victims devastated. But short of hiring a private investigator to perform
costly surveillance and background checks, what can average people do to
avoid becoming victims themselves?
The answer is surprisingly simple: turn
to the Internet. Today there is a new breed of public records services
blending traditional investigative techniques
with the convenience of online ordering, at a cost that is surprisingly
affordable.
Leading the pack is Case Breakers, Inc. (www.casebreakers.com),
a three-year-old public records search firm based in Florida. The company
initially offered
criminal records and sex offender checks at the county, state and national
level, but has since grown to include full international personal and professional
background checks, people searches, pre-employment screening and a wide
range of criminal record checks. All searches are performed by the Case
Breakers staff, which provides prompt service - in some cases, just a few
hours - and
delivers results to the client via a secure online report manager interface,
fax or postal mail.
It all sounds great, but do the services really work? Case
Breakers certainly does. The company's connections allow it to dig up the
most obscure - and
sometimes disturbing - information about anyone. Name changes, drunk driving
convictions, bankruptcies, outstanding warrants, even personal associates
and past addresses: all are fair game for Case Breakers.
What about the legal
issues? Well, there aren't any. Case Breakers searches are all perfectly legal
because the company stays within the realm of public
information, here in the U.S. and in foreign countries from Antigua to
Yugoslavia. So if your new business associate has a criminal past in, say,
Korea or Saudi
Arabia, you'll know about it. If that new daycare center down the street
is run by a convicted felon, Case Breakers will give you all the information
you need to keep your kids safe. And as for the criminals and con artists:
they can run, as the old saying goes, but they can't hide -- at least not
from Case Breakers.
Public Record Reports Now Available To Consumers
Startup Provides Web-Enabled Access to Key Security Data
CORAL SPRINGS, FL (October
4, 2000) - Ever felt worried about someone? Not quite sure about who you were
dealing with? Suspicious that something might
be horribly wrong -- but not sure what? In the old days, you had few choices
except hiring an expensive investigator or living with the nagging doubt.
The Internet was supposed to change all that, providing access to the kind
of information that would replace fear with security.
Well, it didn't. For all
the efforts to create a confidence infrastructure in cyberspace, there still
hasn't been a bridge to the mundane, everyday
world of security and law enforcement that has been around for decades.
Until
now. And that's where Case Breakers (www.casebreakers.com)
comes in. The Internet-based criminal research platform puts a surprisingly
powerful resource at the fingertips of Internet users everywhere: the
vast database which is stored, spaghetti-like, across various county,
state, and federal criminal related records.
Case Breakers takes the world of
criminal background checks and other basic off-line security data, and makes
it accessible through an easy-to-use
Web interface. Private investigator material only? Hardly. The Case Breakers
access service is the most basic form of background check around, letting
anyone verify the credibility of the people they meet -- offline or on.
That's
what makes the Case Breakers offering unique -- and the company knows it. They
just rolled out an affiliate program which lets webmasters
and the rest of the e-commerce sector incorporate its product line into
their web offerings for a cash commission. The site itself features online
ordering and delivery of background reports, password-secure access,
and a secure personalized report folder where users can save or delete
their reports.
Targeted content? Well, yes. Online database? No doubt. But Case
Breakers is something more than a few e-commerce buzzwords strung together. Its
security technology is helping bridge online and offline worlds. And
that makes things safer for all of us.
Low-Cost, High Tech ID Kits Help Parents, Groups Focus On Child
Safety
Case Breakers, Inc. introduces Child ID fingerprinting, DNA collection kits
CORAL
SPRINGS, FL, Sept. 20, 2003 - David Scott can help any parent make their kids
safer - in just five minutes. That's because
Scott's company, Case Breakers, Inc. (www.casebreakers.com),
has just introduced Child ID Kits, an inexpensive and simple way for
parents to
get their children’s unique identifying characteristics on file.
Created
to be quick, affordable and easy to use, each Child ID Kit includes a fingerprinting
kit, two sterile cotton swabs, one DNA isolation card,
a plastic sleeve for final storage, and step-by-step instructions for
parents. The kits are recommended by law enforcement and produce forensic-quality
DNA samples that can be used to build a genetic profile or verify DNA
evidence if the child is ever missing. The kit is available through CaseBreakers.com
(www.casebreakers.com/id) for $8.95 and takes most parents about five
minutes to complete with their children.
"With a proactive approach to child safety, every parent can make
his or her kids safer," said Scott. "Awareness and education
are two key factors in child safety. The third is preparedness. We all
hope it never happens in our family, but if a child does turn up missing,
Child ID Kits go a long way toward preparing parents and their law enforcement
officials to find that child quickly."
The Child ID Kit's ease of use and value to parents also make it a good
choice for school or club fundraisers, educational promotions and giveaways.
Case Breakers, Inc. offers bulk pricing on the kits for interested organizations. "When
used as a fundraiser, the kits can easily be sold for $10.00. Since an
organization’s cost can be as low as $2.95 per kit, their profit
starts to add up quickly. Plus, they have the benefit of knowing they're
providing a real service to their neighborhood. Since we have a low minimum
order, a group of just about any size can benefit," explained Scott. "At
a time when missing children seem to be constantly in the news, wouldn't
it be a great feeling to know that your organization is doing something
concretely helpful, while still raising needed funds?
Case Breakers, Inc. Introduces Forensic-Quality Child ID Kits
At-home fingerprinting, DNA samples help parents safeguard children
CORAL SPRINGS,
FL, Sept. 20, 2003 - Each year, nearly 800,000 children are reported missing.
The vast majority haven't been fingerprinted
since birth and have never had samples of their DNA taken. And that makes
it even harder for law enforcement to find them. Now Case Breakers, Inc.
(www.casebreakers.com/id)
has introduced the Child ID Kit, a way for parents everywhere to record
and safely store their children’s
vital information - and to put it at the fingertips of law enforcement,
should the unthinkable ever happen.
"It's a different world today than it was when we were kids," said
David Scott, founder and president of Case Breakers, Inc. "We're
constantly hearing about children being snatched from the street, from
their yards, from their own bedrooms. We all pray it never happens to
our children, but if it does, the Child ID Kit gives investigators a
leg up on finding them."
Recommended by law enforcement, each Child ID Kit
includes a fingerprinting kit, two sterile cotton swabs, one DNA isolation card,
a plastic sleeve
for final storage, and easy-to-use instructions for parents. The resulting
DNA sample is of forensic quality and can be used to build a genetic
profile or verify DNA evidence if the child is ever missing. The kit
is available through CaseBreakers.com for $8.95 and takes most parents
about five minutes to complete with their children.
David decided to add the Child
ID Kits to his site after hearing one too many stories of missing children. "It seems like we can't turn
on the news without hearing about someone's son or daughter disappearing," he
explained. "It's up to all of us to do what we can to prevent other
kids from becoming victims. The Child ID Kits are my way of making it
easy for parents to get their little ones' unique identifying information
on file. No one wants to think about a child turning up missing - but
if it happens, the information parents collect with these kits is their
best bet for helping law enforcement bring their kids home safe and sound.