Geolocation intelligence is the core of what Next 72 does, but the same investigative methodology — disciplined sourcing, structured analysis, court-ready output — applies to a wider set of cases. These are the engagements where the question isn't where is the device, but where money moved, where the chain of fraud leads, or where the courtroom needs evidence presented under oath. Every engagement runs through the same Florida-licensed agency under documented permissible-use review.
For attorneys, judgment creditors, and litigation support — finding what the subject doesn't want found.
Court-admissible asset tracing through licensed databases, public records, and structured open-source intelligence. Engagements typically support divorce and equitable-distribution proceedings, post-judgment recovery, fraud and breach-of-fiduciary cases, and pre-litigation due diligence.
Output is a structured report with documented sourcing — bank account identification, hidden real estate, business interests, shell-entity affiliations, and titled assets — formatted for direct use in subpoenas, depositions, and discovery.
Multi-chain blockchain forensics — following stolen funds across exchanges, swaps, and wallets.
Forensic-grade tracing of cryptocurrency transactions across Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and major stablecoins. Engagements support fraud victims attempting civil recovery, attorneys building cases, and law enforcement referrals where the chain of custody on stolen funds needs to be documented.
Tracing follows funds through DEX swaps, mixer obfuscation, exchange deposits, and wallet clusters. Where exchange-deposited funds reach a regulated venue, the report identifies the deposit address and the path that led to it — the basis for subpoenas to recover identity and freeze funds.
Investigative work on counterfeit operations, gray-market sellers, and online bad actors.
For brands, brand-protection counsel, and rights-holders dealing with online infringement at scale. Next 72 brings investigative methodology to the e-commerce environment — identifying physical operators behind anonymous storefronts, mapping distribution networks, and producing the documented attribution that supports enforcement, litigation, and federal referral.
Backed by an in-house counterfeit intelligence platform with continuous coverage of the Amazon bad-actor landscape, engagements move from listing-level signals to physical-evidence-grade attribution: real names, real addresses, real entities, real bank accounts.
Federal expert witness experience in complex, high-tech criminal cases — investigative methodology analysis and geolocation intelligence.
Retained by trial counsel in matters where the integrity of the underlying investigation is at issue. Engagements typically involve federal human trafficking, organized criminal enterprise, fraud, and other high-tech criminal cases — where the question before the court isn't only what happened, but what the investigation did, missed, or failed to document.
Work product includes structured analysis of what was investigated, what evidence was collected, what was overlooked, and what conclusions the methodology actually supports. In matters involving cellular and signal-based location evidence, testimony extends to the geolocation intelligence domain directly — what device data does and does not establish.
Most engagements scope within 24 hours. All work runs through a Florida-licensed agency under documented permissible-use review. Initial intake is direct.
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