Observed arrival · 2026-10-06
Northline Intelligence: tracking tactics in prosecution records
A subscription intelligence service that describes a dashboard for analyzing publicly documented child sexual abuse material prosecutions and trends in offender tactics.
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- Researchers, investigators, and trust-and-safety teams
- Worth noticing
- The site says dual-jurisdiction prosecutions are counted once and excludes defendant names, victim information, images, and media.
Field notes
The homepage says its case set draws on public federal and state prosecutions, with people prosecuted in both jurisdictions counted once as dual-jurisdiction cases. It describes trend tracking since 2013 across platforms, encryption, access models, recruitment, monetization, livestreaming, and AI use, alongside state comparisons and weekly alerts. Records are described as anonymized; the site explicitly says prosecuted public cases do not represent all offending. Access is tiered by account type.
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