HOLLYWOOD SQUARED Obama, Biden return -- as fictional sleuths .
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Normally, we look to the sleuths of Reddit for theories.
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Well luckily, excited Harry Potter fans make excellent online sleuths.
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This has ignited an arms race between fakers and sleuths.
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Can it be safeguarded from the United States' financial sleuths?
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" Internet sleuths have decided that "TOC" stands for "The Other Color.
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Bear — so maybe these Kardashian sleuths are right on the money.
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She gave only one clue to help out the internet sleuths.
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When the sleuths over there tried the webpages, they were down.
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This account is a trip, but they are A+ internet sleuths.
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The sleuths also work together after Shaggy and Scooby go missing.
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You remind me of Laurel and Hardy trying to play sleuths.
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Nice work, super-sleuths 🔍 We have notified the winner directly.
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Here's hoping our resident sleuths keep their safe distance from the mayhem.
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Per the sleuths on Reddit, Yrigoyen's ex-wife is named Kayla Cunningham.
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Plus, there are benefits to putting your trust in social media sleuths.
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Internet sleuths went to work and so far, the results are inconclusive.
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One of the sleuths tracking down missing moon rocks visited Chazelle's set.
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Mr. DeGuerin asked if the amateur sleuths had "interfered" with his investigation.
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These days, sleuths all seem to be in pursuit of their identities.
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After the split, internet sleuths dug up Cabello's now-defunct Tumblr page.
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Maybe Twin Peaks is like the boss level for TV's amateur sleuths.
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In fact, neither the anonymous author nor the literary sleuths deserve condemnation.
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In any case, Twitter sleuths already have their eyes on a possible culprit.
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The idea of compliance algorithms replacing warm-blooded sleuths is fanciful, say experts.
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Sleuths found that Hawes was listed as appearing in six episodes of Bodyguard.
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Most amateur sleuths hold down professional jobs to support their unofficial detective work.
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In the aftermath, amateur sleuths tried to identify and shame white nationalist participants.
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But spaceflight sleuths have gleaned a few clues from the circumstances of the launch.
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However, he rapidly milkshake-ducked, as internet sleuths discovered his old anti-trans tweets.
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Netflix has had no comment on these rumors, but sleuths have not given up.
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Reddit sleuths have plenty of theories and here are some of the most popular.
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Without Malaysian help, it will be hard for foreign sleuths to complete their probes.
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In both cases, the trolls were found out by amaetuer sleuths on the platform.
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These methods are not all that different from those employed by LetsRun forum sleuths.
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As sleuths follow the trail, it leads them to a senior leader in Beijing.
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The girls were intergalactic sleuths who glided along a runway that resembled the moon.
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A few online sleuths compiled clues pointing toward different people in the White House.
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Otto and Sheed, legendary local tween sleuths, aim to solve the time-warp mystery.
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Space sleuths immediately began combing through the data for signs of Vikram's final destination.
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Amateur sleuths on Reddit pinpointed several innocent students (and one person who was dead).
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The Sleuths program was honored last month by Michelle Obama at the White House.
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Ultimately, Plestis says, it's hard to keep internet sleuths from doing what they do.
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Citizen Lab are kind of internet sleuths following this malware all around the networks.
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Citizen sleuths theorized that the agency was hiding military testing or proof of extraterrestrial life.
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It also prompted Twitter and Reddit sleuths to help the Monneys track down the Shinsekis.
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As Bangladesh's politicians stonewall, that is the line of inquiry that its sleuths are pursuing.
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Growing demand for AML sleuths has been a boon for those who certify them, too.
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Online sleuths discovered a bizarre, racist post from 2003 on the now-defunct website Skinheadz.
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Bolin sleuths her way through pop culture to unravel psychological motivations behind our collective fixations.
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Amateur sleuths said the account's profile photo had the hallmarks of an AI-generated image.
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This is the line of inquiry that Bangladesh's sleuths are pursuing while the politicians stonewall.
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Garvin managed to recruit some of the irate customers into his army of amateur sleuths.
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Of course, a number of sleuths connected the wordless ads to Tidal before Thursday's announcement.
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Daft Punk performance rumors continue to spring up, thanks to the internet sleuths at Reddit.
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Now, a wide network of amateur online sleuths has taken up interest in the case.
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Hours after the terrorist attack in London, online sleuths thought they had identified the assailant.
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Founder David Mikkelson and his band of web sleuths have been doing that for two decades.
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Until Whack-a-Mole, monitoring white nationalism online mainly involved amateur sleuths clicking around, chasing rumors.
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"There are different kinds of investigations going on these days," Mintz said about the amateur sleuths.
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These ever-growing genealogy databases are also helping authorities and amateur sleuths solve infamous cold cases.
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In fact, social media sleuths even thought that Kylie might be having a sex reveal photoshoot.
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Twitter sleuths were already collecting all of the not-really-redacted parts to spread across Twitter.
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Users' posts have provided valuable evidence for digital sleuths to prove Russia's involvement in the war.
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Other pro-Trump sleuths have made claims that the photos that Ostrower tweeted are being misrepresented.
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It's clear that recent months have taken their toll on the animal-activists-turned-amateur-sleuths.
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This context helps climate sleuths like Williams decide how current droughts fit into the historical record.
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Yesterday, however, Rosemont Mayor Bradley Stevens suggested that these amateur sleuths were disrupting the police investigation.
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Last year, we discovered something even the biggest beauty sleuths hadn't seen yet: secret makeup compartments.
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His case was debated and dissected in various media outlets, turning many viewers into amateur sleuths.
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While the experts theorized, online sleuths were hard at work manipulating the bass, pitch or volume.
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The set-up is simple: seven amateur sleuths receive a mysterious invitation to a murder game.
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As gang members and dealers post partying plans, the sleuths determine where to point their investigation.
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Internet sleuths accused the couple of collectively trying to maximize the number of combinations they had.
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Black Lives Matter activist Shaun King led a group of online sleuths to identify the perpetrators.
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Still, other states are recognizing the value in a legal body that sleuths out legal loopholes.
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In addition to attics and archives, ancestry sleuths can now log on to popular websites like Ancestry.
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The name of their son has not yet been revealed, although internet sleuths have a few ideas.
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But that isn't going to stop internet sleuths from trying to dig up any info they can.
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Norwegian teen Margit Brooks tells Refinery29 that the lucky sleuths who figure out whodunit win a prize.
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Internet sleuths were able to discern the car's license plate number and track down the dog dumpers.
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Many Swedish writers strive to capture this complexity, even if publishers elsewhere still prefer morose blonde sleuths.
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And now, internet sleuths are pointing to Tristan Thompson's Twitter account for clues about the reported pregnancy.
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Internet sleuths noticed some irregularities, and long story short, at least two reactions appear to be faked.
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Amateur sleuths among a community of Trump supporters on Reddit claimed to have unearthed a smoking gun.
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Remember how TV sleuths scoured every possible clue to learn how Jack Pearson (Milo Ventimiglia) really died?
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The faux-Egyptian artifacts remained hidden for 60 years until some cinematic sleuths began digging them up.
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Apparently, some serious cosmetic sleuths — who are using the site to hunt down some seriously affordable products.
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But after internet sleuths shared photos of the church entry appearing accessible on social media, pressure mounted.
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Twitter sleuths later noted that the same mistake had been made repeatedly since the breach was announced.
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Kurz's sleuths found a list of Jewish-sounding names, and the shortstop's family surname was in there.
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Her death prompted a number of online amateur sleuths to discuss theories as to how she died.
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They can turn to forensic sleuths to test the authenticity and trace the source of leaked material.
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Such "whiskey webs" might serve as a fingerprint of sorts, one day helping sleuths unmask imposter swill.
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Did you read the profile of Benoit Blanc, "The Last of the Gentleman Sleuths," in this magazine?
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Sommerman warned that this was an example of real-life "consequences" of the actions of internet sleuths.
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Sleuths have honed in on the rarely used word as a possible clue to the author's identity.
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In that case, can I suggest the adventures of Nick and Nora Charles, dashingly sophisticated married sleuths?
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Internet sleuths got to work, and by Monday morning, they were naming names and calling for arrests.
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Details such as color and behavior are useful to ornithological sleuths in determining which bird breeds are present.
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Her death captured national attention and created a cottage industry of internet sleuths determined to solve the case.
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This subscription box is designed for sleuths and puzzle enthusiasts — they can be tackled alone or with others.
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People with the same names as mass murder suspects have regularly been hounded by reporters and internet sleuths.
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Wildlife NGOs are hiring ex-cops as sleuths and working with governments to provide intelligence on trafficking networks.
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Still, the legions of sleuths have turned up various candidates, ranging from Japanese mathematicians to Irish graduate students.
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Amateur sleuths can share clues; trolls, who may not even believe all the details, have somewhere to belong.
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That being said, Instagram sleuths could never replace professional journalism, at least not as things stand right now.
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While the cast might not be offering straight-up spoilers, there are some clues for eagle-eyed sleuths.
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Speculation and skepticism immediately followed, with internet sleuths attempting to pick apart any perceived flaws with the images.
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Poirot is a professional, Miss Marple a professional amateur, but I have special affection for Christie's accidental sleuths.
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The sleuths were uncovering the story of Godsend even as the decorated spy was being laid to rest.
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Using BVE Station, a (brilliant) simulator computer program created by volunteers, the Sleuths drove trains across the city.
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And internet sleuths found some hidden clues that might've revealed the sex of her two upcoming bundles of joy.
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Would-be internet sleuths stumbled on a Reddit account called RavenChamps, which was slightly similar to Katz's "ravens2012champs" handle.
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On a Friday, you could say, we are the sleuths and it is our job to connect the DOTS.
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In the world of social media and intrepid Bachelor Nation sleuths like Reality Steve, spoilers are almost a given.
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And after the Boston marathon bombing, internet sleuths tried to identify the bombers by inspecting photos of the crowd.
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Hey girl, we hope you're sitting down, because Internet sleuths have made a discovery that will rock your world.
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It may be time for amateur Pretty Little Liars sleuths to dust off their "Aria Is A" case files.
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Protesters regularly wear disguises like bandanas and sunglasses to prevent being identified, either by law enforcement or internet sleuths.
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So he enlisted help from the Times's newsroom researchers, sleuths who use a computer screen as a magnifying glass.
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Sometimes, that's good enough to throw space sleuths, especially adversaries already looking for the craft, off track, McDowell said.
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But thanks to internet sleuths and a Beyoncé video, we can see that process doesn't involve purple goo, either.
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Two amateur sleuths have uncovered a collection of mysterious rock carvings on the Indian coastal plain south of Mumbai.
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Plus, many internet sleuths noted that the copy Johnston obtained were stamped with "client copy" which they offered as proof.
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Genealogical sleuths from the DNA Doe Project used a DNA database called GEDMatch to identify family members of the victim.
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Times exists across, well, time and space in many revisions and duplications, making it a particular favorite of font sleuths.
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Internet sleuths have figured out details about her parents' lives, one of whom Soph has claimed voted for Hillary Clinton.
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But the attention helped Internet sleuths locate Murtaza, 5, and his family, living in a poor village in Jaghori, Afghanistan.
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But it's also home to plenty of truth-seeking sleuths, ready to call out those who spread lies and pranks.
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Online sleuths also pointed out there were empty containers in her room, which they claimed were associated with drug use.
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But sleuths may soon find it a lot easier, thanks to a court ruling in, of all places, Las Vegas.
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The Marine Corps has stood firmly behind this story for nearly 70 years, and some amateur sleuths proved it wrong.
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As is pretty common after any mass shooting in the United States, internet sleuths believe they have identified the shooter.
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The work of web sleuths poring over the Heyit video and the #MeTooUyghur social media campaign are the newest examples.
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If that's what cyber sleuths can do in an afternoon, who can say what powerful foreign adversaries are capable of?
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Neither joke nor disaster, the worm quietly made its adaptation, slipped the grasp of cybersecurity sleuths and accelerated its growth.
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Hell, it wouldn't surprise me at all if Apple plants a fake rumor or two to throw Internet sleuths off.
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The sleuths over at Android Police also spotted a placeholder page on Google's Developer Console website (when you sign in).
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Internet sleuths also resurfaced past comments in which she dismissed depression as a scam and questioned the merits of antidepressants.
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There are no easy answers to the novel's riddles, and sleuths who get stuck can contact Mr. Wise for hints.
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And for all those sleuths out there who determined that Drunk Elephant's C-Firma was a great dupe for CE Ferulic?
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The "truth" that Cristina and other Facebook sleuths are searching for is slippery at best, even with so much information available.
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Though Warner Bros.' official statement about stopping production didn't include specifics, reporters and online sleuths immediately began piecing together the details.
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The Ass Doctor and I have an ongoing childish game: we pretend to be amateur sleuths, like we're twelve years old.
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The three Reddit sleuths then saw that Devinm288 had actively solicited other r/The_Donald members for assistance with the upcoming amendment.
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Even if Musk had found a way to take Tesla private, this community of internet sleuths would likely still be around.
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For historians, archaeologists and amateur sleuths, it is the equally elusive object or text that will reveal the Lost Colony's fate.
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Of course, this wouldn't be a "year in SpaceX" if there weren't some mysteries to send internet sleuths into a tizzy.
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This week, another of these amateur sleuths has a theory that would prove Avery's guilt in the murder of Teresa Halbach.
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But, if you listen to the #russiagate sleuths, he ran because the lid had been blown off of his bitcoin conspiracy.
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Just slap the webpage into the Deal Squad tool and let their team of sales sleuths sniff out the best price.
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Plus, internet sleuths point out that he arrived at Cannes just after news broke that he and model Nina Agdal split.
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"We have yet to find a presentation of this quotation that references a verifiable source for it," the Snopes sleuths write.
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The intrepid sleuths at Reddit have dug up what is believed to be said blog, dating back to 2009 and 2010.
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Reeves discusses the viral "Findthebostonbombers" Reddit thread, where amateur sleuths speculated about who was behind the Boston Marathon bombing in 2013.
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Some online sleuths quickly found that the numbers had a special meaning — not just to Grande, but to fiancé Pete Davidson.
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Luckily, the distinction hasn't escaped Reddit's crack team of amateur sleuths, as evidenced by the top comment on the transparency report.
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Internet sleuths say the allegations against Epstein bear a remarkable resemblance to a 183s case, on an island in Lake Michigan.
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With modern biochemical tools and old-fashioned shoe leather, he sleuths out the merchants behind the market for poached animal products.
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By further examining the notochord, the fossil sleuths noticed that the structure curved down as it went through the creature's tail.
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And as local journalism wanes, the site's breed of vigilante web sleuths could be more in demand, for better or worse.
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They'd never noticed it before, leading would-be sleuths to determine that the key was probably planted to secure Avery's conviction.
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Journalists and internet sleuths tied a scheme to smear Mueller with charges of sexual assault to an entity called Surefire Intelligence.
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But perhaps in a first for red herrings (which clever sleuths know to disregard), the accumulation of yours outweighs your question.
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Online sleuths pegged the wrong suspect, and the inaccurate identification spread rapidly on social media and a live British TV program.
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Internet sleuths, aided by publicly available aircraft tracking data, quickly determined that Air Force One was headed to the Middle East.
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Serial was a participatory podcast — as NPR's Sarah Koenig investigated the decades-old crime, amateur sleuths joined in on intense Reddit threads.
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Photo: Egyptian Ministry of AntiquitiesTo internet sleuths, learning the true contents of the mysterious sarcophagus must be a bit of a disappointment.
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However, the sleuths of Twitter pushed the tension of the moment further by figuring out where, exactly, Dany and Jon actually are.
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Twitter sleuths dug up the 2013 tweet after Trump denied knowing the Russian leader at his final face-off against Hillary Clinton.
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But after many attempts by amateur sleuths and expert technicians to determine the source of the vexation, the problem has been resolved.
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Well, now amateur sleuths can apply directly to become detectives with London's Metropolitan police, without even needing experience as a police officer.
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Yesterday, the junk food sleuths posted a photo of what at first glimpse looked like just a regular box of Hostess Cupcakes.
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"We always hoped that there would be viewer engagement, we just had no idea that people would become amateur sleuths," Ricciardi said.
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The New York Times: North Korea cloaks missile development sites but open-source data sleuths believe they have identified six such factories.
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In the wake of that attack, Harris also withstood efforts by white supremacists turned online sleuths to discredit his account of events.
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Chhibber may have been pulling from the fact that both authors had hordes of amateur internet sleuths foraging about for their identities.
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The role that a group of volunteer sleuths played in the investigation is a bit different from that in other recent cases.
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Online sleuths have recently identified him as Daniel Pitout, a performance artist and former drummer in the Canadian punk band Nü Sensae.
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Or of how relatively easy it is for experienced-yet-amateur sleuths to find GRU agents through their open-source medal pages.
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The different mediums — from online sleuths to prestige television — all strive for some kind of objective truth or definitive answer behind unspeakable crimes.
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And it might have been a striking reveal ... if the TV sleuths at Reddit hadn't sniffed it out one week into the season.
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However, Internet sleuths were quick to do some research and find evidence of Lynch, 31, standing for the national anthem at other times.
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In August of last year, old tweets were dug up by internet sleuths showing McBroom characterizing women — specifically black women — offensively and disparagingly.
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Pop culture sleuths have discovered references to Weinstein in places such as 30 Rock and Seth MacFarlane's reading of the 2013 Oscar nominations.
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A few internet sleuths have even found evidence in the game's code that indicates the company may be pursuing a partnership with McDonald's.
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Update, October 10, 2017: This summer, thanks to some Instagram food sleuths, we found out that Oreo would soon release a new flavor.
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The music sleuths at NME discovered that the star shared behind-the-scenes footage of the shoot with Corden on her Instagram story.
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The Bone Zone suddenly became a less amusing place Thursday when sleuths discovered the nation's favorite everyman had a somewhat unsavory Reddit history.
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Meanwhile, in this 20133th episode, an investigation into the murder of a financial analyst draws our sleuths into the realm of asteroid research.
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They are medical sleuths who believe that the more information they can discover about an outbreak, the greater potential to protect the public.
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Internet sleuths soon identified the man: Cue, Apple's senior vice president for internet software and services, who is a die-hard Warriors fan.
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While the exact total of Bilzerian&aposs bet is unclear, internet sleuths estimated that his pile of cash was close to $1 million.
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Synopsis: A pair of literary sleuths unearth the amorous secret of two Victorian poets only to find themselves falling under a passionate spell.
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The attack was captured on video, and the footage spread widely on social media as amateur sleuths set out to identify the assailants.
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When Amirani finds out that one agent's interview was omitted from the broadcast, he sleuths until he fortuitously finds an unedited original transcript.
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Six years later, small groups of "Subway Sleuths" meet three times a week in the museum when it is closed to other visitors.
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That main grave was eventually discovered in 1979 by amateur sleuths, and the bodies were finally exhumed in 1991, after the Soviet Union collapsed.
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While it's not a confirmation by any means, sleuths over at XDA Developers have discovered placeholder settings for a True Tone-like display feature.
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" In the Dark is also a mystery series — are you excited for people to become armchair sleuths, and try to figure out the "whodunnit?
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Once the idea of new music was floated, Reddit sleuths claimed to have found support for it in the source code of her site.
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As PLL sleuths know, though, one season in Rosewood is like two seasons in Hollywood because the teen drama airs episodes nearly year-round.
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It's been just over a year since amateur aviation sleuths first revealed the FBI's secret aerial surveillance of the civil unrest in Baltimore, Maryland.
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Colbert himself has become slightly entrenched in Pizzagate, as "internet sleuths" found references to his old show, The Colbert Report, in John Podesta's email.
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He also leads of team of amateur Cooper sleuths with experience in law enforcement and the military that has been pursing Rackstraw for years.
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This of course convinced these sleuths that there was a pizza-based pedophilia ring in DC that involved all sorts of government power brokers.
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The sharp-eyed sleuths over at Movie Pilot had a bit of déjà vu when they watched the trailer for the upcoming 2017 remake.
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When outdoor warning sirens in Dallas cried wolf last Friday, Twitter sleuths concluded that a hacker hijacked the alarms through a vulnerable computer network.
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Russell is part of a growing network of online sleuths using public information to conduct open source investigations into Russian accounts posing as Americans.
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But social media sleuths who visited the grounds on Monday questioned that assessment and posted photos showing a relatively dry exterior and surrounding area.
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Routinely, the image sleuths try to examine sites where the North launches its mobile missiles in a hunt for deployment clues and terrain suitability.
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Online sleuths used Tin-Eye, a reverse image search engine, to figure out the first time that the image was shared on the internet.
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But where detectives might have encountered a closed door before, social media has given them nearly unbridled access to discreet tipsters and outraged sleuths.
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Whether this theory is just Reddit sleuths seeking extra drama or Weber taking a page out of UnReal's playbook, though, remains to be seen.
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And while the map appeared to be very red — an emotionally reassuring symbol of his popularity — Twitter sleuths quickly determined it wasn't entirely accurate.
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From the image, journalists and internet sleuths were able to deduce important information about the type and location of the satellite that produced it.
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The "overqualified and underpaid" staff members, as Mr. Penzler describes them, are like super-sleuths on never-ending cases of what to read next.
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Online, communities of amateur sleuths reexamine cold cases, convinced that they can solve them by looking more closely and carefully than the police did.
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Now, with the second season coming up, Reddit's super-sleuths have been sharing some new information that could change how we see Avery, Uproxx reported.
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The phone sleuths at GSMArena picked up what appears to be a list of upcoming phones that will be powered by Qualcomm's Snapdragon 26 chip.
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Once a place for amateur sleuths looking for long-lost relatives, police discovered the database could also be used to lead them to elusive killers.
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So, fans and amateur sleuths started digging through the source code of her website within minutes, looking for clues as to what was going on.
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Just take the sleuths behind The Fashion Law blog — they've made it their business to call out any company that is getting ahead of itself.
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But internet sleuths looking into the serene shot may have found some hidden clues that reveal the sex of Beyoncé's two upcoming bundles of joy.
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The strange and now debunked theory was promoted by WikiLeaks after internet sleuths started connecting the dots in leaked emails from Democrats like John Podesta.
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Ever since Pierson's TV appearance, a crackerjack team of internet sleuths on pro-Trump Reddit forums have tried to become experts in aviation design history.
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However, some tabloids (and, later, online sleuths) pointed the finger at Kate and Gerry, coming up with wild theories as to what happened to Madeleine.
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Now, the citizen sleuths want their county board of commissioners, in a staunchly conservative district, to order an official investigation in what exactly took place.
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So rather than trying to be super sleuths and find the hidden meaning behind hairstyles, maybe the internet should just take her word for it.
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Example: A video has turned up, via the sleuths on the forum KanyeToThe, of Degrassi-era Aubrey Graham doing improv at Toronto venue the Rivoli.
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The sleuths, a hastily organized team of amateur detectives, jumped into action even as the puddles of blood were still wet on the hallway floor.
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Now, thanks to amateur sleuths in the House and Senate, future agency counsels will have their own lists of bogus privileges and dictations for testimony.
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As in the case of the garage beating, footage of Mr. Preston's shooting also spread online, and amateur sleuths set out to identify the assailant.
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She's part of an online community of digital sleuths, amateur journalists, and statisticians, who commit hours upon hours of their lives to all things Mueller.
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Her posting went viral, and Twitter sleuths soon noted similarities with a menu for Happy Khao, a restaurant with locations in cities across the country.
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To find it, you'll have to decipher a cryptic poem, outwit a legion of online sleuths, and carry a very large can of bear spray.
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At one point, Reddit sleuths even set their sights on a student from Brown University, about 60 miles away in Providence, R.I., who was missing.
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From musical instrument cases, to paid-off airport employees, and a forged passport, the stunt has no shortage of paths for digital sleuths to investigate.
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This was months after Zimmer had crafted the identity of Troy Becker through YouTube videos, Facebook pages, and a website, according to several online sleuths.
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Sleuths clever enough to discover keyword searches (or pay attention to comments on the YouTube videos) will find out more about this strange world quickly enough.
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Check out the video above to learn more about who the Uighur people are, why China is detaining them, and the "internet sleuths" documenting these camps.
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Some internet sleuths (though, it doesn't take an expert to spot the error) pointed out that one of the vehicles behind Kardashian West was completely squished.
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Some clever sleuths on Reddit discovered that although it's supposedly only available on Tidal, the album can also be found under the "SFW" tag on Pornhub.
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Online sleuths have contributed to a project launched by the European Union's law enforcement agency to crowdsource digital forensic analysis of images related to child abuse.
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They also added a tool he calls "revolutionary" that will help sleuths decide if a small piece of DNA is a real match or just noise.
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When scientists involved with LIGO began letting juicy clues about the news slip, it didn't take internet science sleuths long to anticipate what might be coming.
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The cyber-sleuths earlier spotted what they believed to be hackers associated with a Russian intelligence unit "fishing" for passwords from people in the Macron campaign.
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We wrote about the theory here but basically internet sleuths had decoded a photo and concluded that Arya's old sword teacher would be making a comeback.
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The internet sleuths offered the sort of details rarely available from state officials, describing an increasingly risky game of cat-and-mouse with the Russian government.
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Online sleuths noticed Farrah's 10-year-old daughter, Sophia, was on the same boat recording Tik Toks ... while Mom was nearby shaking her barely-covered booty.
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There's already overwhelming support for a real, bonafide happy ending for the two of them on Twitter, but even the sleuths over at Reddit are suspicious.
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Except that he was standing on the wrong side of Long Island Sound from where literary sleuths have long deduced that "The Great Gatsby" was set.
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Depending on who is being notified, she and her all-female team of investigators, a sisterhood of syphilis sleuths, select an interviewing technique: compassion; humor; bluntness.
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Sheriff Wade said the teenagers played a key role in both arrests but cautioned other would-be sleuths to let professional law enforcement handle such investigations.
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However, the sleuths over at Geeks WorldWide reported back in September that a fifth season has been greenlit, and production could begin as early as this month.
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Luckily, we're big enough stans sleuths that we tracked down the products she's talked about in past interviews to fully curate a "Markle Sparkle" skin-care routine.
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Internet sleuths are digging into Travis Scott's old tweets — and they think they know exactly when the rapper found out about his girlfriend, Kylie Jenner's, alleged pregnancy.
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Some conspiracy theorists specialize in spotting alleged secret symbols, and then posting guides so fellow sleuths can find the hidden meaning in that gesture, image, or hashtag.
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But a focus on extreme claims based on unnamed sources misses a more interesting, and valuable, kind of work being done every day by Twitter's amateur sleuths.
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According to Marie Claire, internet sleuths have uncovered a series of YouTube videos filmed by Bette Davis' eldest daughter, B.D. Hyman (played by Kiernan Shipka on Feud) .
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The New Statesmen went so far as to call the orgy of accusations a "racist Where's Wally?" due to the biases on display from the internet sleuths.
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Apple's own HomePod firmware last week was the mother of all leaks and digital sleuths keep discovering more things about the new iPhone inside of the code.
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To protect his anonymity — he expressed concerns about sleuths finding his phone number or other personal information — I agreed to refer to him by the nickname Zeon.
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Amateur sleuths, police and even the Australian army descended on the beach in an attempt to find the missing leader, or at the very least his body.
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Nick and Audrey must turn sleuths in order to clear themselves from the accusations of a chain-smoking French detective portrayed by the French comedian Dany Boon.
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Scott L. Barbee, portfolio manager of the Aegis Value Fund, calls himself a deep value investor: He typically sleuths for shares in sectors other investors have fled.
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TRAGEDY GIRLS Alexandra Shipp and Brianna Hildebrand star as internet sleuths who catch the killer they've been investigating — then decide to continue his spree for the clicks.
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So, investigators, internet sleuths and US presidents alike should always endeavor to check their implicit biases at the door when seeking to weigh in on complex motivations.
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Aviation experts and sleuths combed purported footage and images of the crash on social media and found that the plane was a US military Bombardier E-11A.
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Whenever a new hot topic in influencer drama arises, monetization on that drama spurns a lot of content – and sleuths are eager to dredge up new scoops.
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Tony P. Coniaris, a portfolio co-manager at Oakmark, sleuths for value investments, too, but his fund's mandate is broader than that of the Hotchkis & Wiley offering.
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Internet sleuths later deduced the phone was probably a Galaxy S3, released in May 2012, which could only run older, insecure versions of the Android operating system.
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The sleuths over at Teen Vogue discovered that in a video posted to Swift's Instagram account, there lies a tiny clue: a framed photograph of Swift and Gomez.
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Corcoran and other music sleuths have spent decades trying to figure out exactly what a Manzarene is, and whether it was the instrument Phillips played on his recordings.
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Online sleuths have discovered potentially sensitive US military sites in Afghanistan and Syria, along with sensitive Russian military sites in Ukraine, and a secret missile site in Taiwan.
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The best source for news about these satellites comes from a loosely-affiliated group of backyard sky sleuths who track UFOs with binoculars, stopwatches, and homebrewed computer programs.
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A non-profit in Tanzania is turning rats into sniffing sleuths that can detect trafficked animal parts — including pangolin meat and scales — in shipments from Africa to Asia.
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The mystery of JonBenét Ramsey's killing nearly 20 years ago is a puzzle whose missing pieces seem only to grow in number, frustrating professional and amateur sleuths alike.
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Internet sleuths dug up this flyer that calls on all superstar beauty bloggers to apply to win the role of beauty director for Kim, Kourtney, and Khloé's apps.
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Sleuths were able to track down Kourtney on social media, and she shared that she's now "in a happy relationship with someone who treats me so very right."
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But government officials told NBC they're concerned internet sleuths could use a fake document dump as a last-minute attempt to sway voters in one direction or another.
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Ultraviolet (NETFLIX ORIGINAL): In this offbeat crime series, an online community of amateur sleuths uses an unconventional mashup of high-tech and low-tech methods to solve cases.
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And while no one has ever been charged in JonBenet's murder, that hasn't stopped amateur sleuths, documentarians and Nancy Grace from pointing at their own suspects and theories.
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And thanks to our GOT sleuths at Refinery29 and on Reddit, we have an idea of one long-overdue hand-to-hand feud happening in the upcoming season.
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We probably shouldn't be surprised, then, that a contestant on The Bachelorette may have been on another show, as the sleuths of several fan sites may have discovered.
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Motivated Twitter sleuths quickly unearthed several instances, ceasing after 2014, in which Norton posted tweets containing gay slurs and in at least two instances dropped the n-word.
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The sleuths suspected that the satellite images showed the launching site of North Korea's most powerful missile, but they were baffled by a mysterious bustle of construction there.
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In what has become a trend in the lead-up to draft day, cyber sleuths went digging through the quarterback's Twitter history and found some extremely bad looks.
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So in 2010 it created a Subway Sleuths program for autistic children in second to fifth grades that uses their common interest to help them develop social skills.
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We would Google "Taliban" and end up reading Wikipedia to explain our new enemies to us, as Google Earth sleuths pointed out al-Qaeda's training camps outside Kandahar.
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Brenda Blethyn stars as Vera Stanhope, a veteran detective chief inspector who is a little rough around the edges and, like most TV sleuths, obsessed with her work.
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The Problem With Jax & Brittany's Pastor The story starts like this: When Brittany first announced her wedding officiant, internet sleuths started finding questionable posts on his social media.
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Just two years ago, GEDmatch was still an obscure genealogy website, known only to a million or so hobbyist DNA sleuths looking to fill in their family trees.
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New details have continued to emerge as Internet sleuths hungry for answers pore over the available evidence, and as key participants emerge to have their say about the docuseries.
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He changed his last name to "Satter" to avoid scrutiny from internet sleuths, and the details of his participation in the stock fraud were kept sealed from the public.
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ARG super fans are known for being dogged sleuths, with almost no limit to the amount of time and effort they're willing to invest to solve a game's mysteries.
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I think that's an exciting part of telling a mystery now, is that there are a lot of super sleuths working together on the internet to figure it out.
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Apple only admitted that it was throttling phones with degraded batteries after benchmarking companies and Reddit sleuths demonstrated that the affected phones were running at a reduced clock speed.
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After the comments were noticed, they bloomed into a minor sensation, with Reddit sleuths piecing together the stories for clues and continuity, and any information about the anonymous author.
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Editing sleuths on Reddit's popular "r/Instagramreality" subreddit compared Mongeau's edited post to the original, and the difference in the two close-up shots of her face is drastic.
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The presentation stated that if one of these groups of amateur sleuths succeeded in helping police solve a crime, each member would receive $50 off their next Ring purchase.
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Prior to this, clues of his presence around Lori were being spotted by Internet sleuths for at least a couple months -- speculation being they were dating on the low.
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Netflix's new true crime documentary series from the producers of Three Identical Strangers explores what happens after a group of internet sleuths attempt to take down a cat killer.
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But online sleuths found that too far-fetched to believe, and speculation that Swinton was playing both roles began to circulate online after photos from the set were leaked.
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Russia tried to discredit American military efforts in Syria by using a still from a video game, the Kremlin admitted Wednesday after the "mistake" was exposed by online sleuths.
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Amateur sleuths have proliferated on Internet forums like Reddit, where they have tried to establish the innocence of the two men convicted in the case, Steven Avery and Brendan Dassey.
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Photo: Old MinneapolisAfter a Minneapolis Facebook group posted a photo of a mummified monkey discovered inside a historic building, Minnesota sleuths scrambled to figure out how it ended up there.
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To be clear, the "There's Nothing Holding Me Back" video isn't centered around his newest tattoo, but some sleuths over at Teen Vogue noticed the design in a couple shots.
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Last year, internet sleuths exposed the reality star and rapper for lying about having box seats at an Atlanta Falcons game, when there was no game on the team's calendar.
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In any event, for challenges that quite literally require boots on the ground, even the most advanced AI system won't be able to compete with a network of human sleuths.
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The actor admitted it's gotten extremely difficult to maintain a sense of mystery around the show, with internet sleuths and paparazzi doing their best to uncover spoilers from the set.
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Politico didn't provide much more details about Trump's iPhones—though Twitter sleuths Jamie Wallace and rabbit believe it's an iPhone 6 Plus—but it was enough to alarm security researchers.
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It takes two to tango, waltz, and cha-cha — which is exactly what internet sleuths think Val Chmerkovskiy and Jenna Johnson are doing together during a somewhat coincidental Roman getaway.
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Reddit sleuths are already in action, with user ddquince pointing out the address on the letter was a house that had been sold twice, first in 1985 then in 2002.
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"Lodestar" was used at the end of the op-ed and made some sleuths think it had to be Pence, who has a history of using the clunky vocabulary term.
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As your dedicated shopping sleuths, we took it upon ourselves to sniff out all the best of these unofficial sale hubs (that you may have never knew existed until now).
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And some amateur internet sleuths have been doxxing the Charlottesville marchers, crowdsourcing the identities of suspected white nationalists from online videos and photos, but it's risky, and sometimes misfires badly.
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The reboot of this show last year inspired feverish fandoms and online reactions, with sleuths digging deep to ascertain Antoni Porowski's level of cooking skill and Tom Jackson's relationship status.
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While many internet sleuths are starting to suspect Jessica is far more implicated in Malcolm's crimes than she lets on — Young gives us a totally new perspective on her character.
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For the last five years, Mr. Nimmo, a founder of the Atlantic Council's Digital Forensic Research Lab, has been a leader of a small but growing community of online sleuths.
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There is the documentary and play, as well as all the theories and speculations of the online sleuths, transforming the patchwork of concrete details into an intricate tapestry of conspiracy.
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But Peter Bergmann does not stand alone; his story made me think of another 21st century case that had gripped the frenzied attention of online sleuths and baffled law enforcement.
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The episode also offers a glimpse of the hidden side of presidential campaigns, involving private sleuths-for-hire looking for the worst they can find about the next American leader.
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The EU is trying to force many more companies to deputize a bunch of sleuths, human and algorithmic, expand this shadow surveillance state that monitors everything we post on these platforms.
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On July 19, internet sleuths noticed something fishy was going on and took to Reddit to share evidence of what they saw as Verizon Wireless's plan to ruin their stream-life.
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Some results are expected, some are random, and some surprised even us, but one thing is for sure: These Amazon beauty sleuths know how to hunt for the essentials they need.
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And within hours, internet sleuths discovered a website with actors for hire playing police officers, including one who was photographed arresting Teejayx0003, making it clear the whole bust was a sham.
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Sleuths across the intelligence agencies believe the G.R.U., Russia's military intelligence agency, is behind the group blamed for the email hacking, variously known as Fancy Bear and Advanced Persistent Threat 28.
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Aside from everything rumored to go down on her hometown date this week, back in early January, multiple online sleuths uncovered Fuller's involvement modeling for a "White Lives Matter" clothing company.
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The commission has beefed up protection for witnesses, expanded the use of wiretaps, trained local sleuths in tracing cross-border transactions and helped different agencies collaborate to get more cases to court.
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Internet sleuths determined that TV personality and songwriter Keshia Chante is the "KeKe" Drake is talking about in the song and there's enough evidence to back up the claim, according to Complex .
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Tracking the space plane proved to be particularly challenging because it has the capability to alter its orbit in space, so space sleuths have to maintain constant vigilance to not lose it.
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The secrets of the realm must always be protected, which is why Game of Thrones Season 8 filmed fake scenes to mislead spies and sleuths who are after the final season's secrets.
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Because everyone from Trump spokesperson Katrina Pierson to amateur internet sleuths are insisting that one of the six women who are currently accusing Donald Trump of unwanted sexual advances must be lying.
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I saw "The Case of the Poisonous Poet," in which we spectators-turned-sleuths are urged to identify a serial killer who is savaging his, or maybe her, way across the capital.
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In 2017, Strava, a "social network for athletes," used location data from fitness trackers to create a global activity map, which enterprising internet sleuths then used to identify military bases and operations.
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Gemini 2 sleuths your entire Mac at lightning speed to spot files that are alike so you can easily decide which ones to delete to free up space once and for all.
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The troupe's artistic director, Madame Blanc, is played by an unadorned Swinton, but internet sleuths have also pegged Swinton as playing Dr. Josef Klemperer, the film's third lead, under mounds of makeup.
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Turkey's uranium skills were highlighted in the 2000s when international sleuths found it to be a covert industrial hub for the nuclear black market of Mr. Khan, a builder of Pakistan's arsenal.
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Jennifer Fisher, an author who runs the Nancy Drew Sleuths fan organization and has consulted on books in the series, said she's excited to see where the new comic takes the character.
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The audio didn't air live, but 'BB' sleuths were easily able to find out what Scottie said and add captioning ... which reveals his comments insinuating Tyler is receiving oral sex from Angela.
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Twitter sleuths linked Bottini to at least three of the accounts because she had a phone number ending in the same digits as the number tied to the handles, according to Sports Illustrated .
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After footage of the deli incident went viral Wednesday, internet sleuths identified the man as Aaron Schlossberg, a highly educated lawyer with a private practice in Manhattan focused on commercial and insurance law.
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DB COOPER LETTER REVEALS HIJACKER'S TRUE IDENTITY, SLEUTHS CLAIM "A city council member [Sawant] can call two police officers &aposmurderers&apos and the city pays for her legal fees," a source told MyNorthwest.
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The video clip was shown on the Sunday edition of "World News Tonight" and the Monday edition of "Good Morning America" before internet sleuths figured out that it wasn't from Syria at all.
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In the aftermath of the Sunday incident, web sleuths turned up a series of images they believe show the Clinton campaign used a "body double" to reassure the public and trick the press.
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" In the video, Schlossberg — whose identity was ferreted out by internet sleuths — can be seen at Fresh Kitchen restaurant in Midtown Manhattan denouncing workers who spoke Spanish when they "should be speaking English.
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Her case garnered national attention, drew online sleuths to a "Justice for Jessica" Facebook page, spawned a large reward for information leading to an arrest and a large-scale manhunt for her killer.
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After several weeks off the job, Starbucks sleuths are back at it thanks to a few Instagram photos that have led us to believe the coffee chain is launching TWO new Frappuccinos tomorrow.
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SidAlpha and other internet sleuths—one as early as July 13—dug around and noticed that running the small indie game hogged system resources, triggered Windows Defender alerts, and tripped anti-virus software.
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Lewis is one of a handful of open-source sleuths who use satellite imagery, seismological data, propaganda photos, and other publicly available information to study North Korea's development of weapons of mass destruction.
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While Bilzerian didn&apost specify the precise amount of cash he had placed on the underdog, internet sleuths estimated that it was somewhere around $1 million based on the size of the pile.
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The odd circumstances of the case led to the police (and amateur sleuths) to come up with their own theories as to who killed JonBenét — yet, no one was ever charged with the crime.
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But the sleuths over at Vox dug up a blog post from the Quote Investigator site that claims that the quote didn't come from Lincoln but, rather, Edward Stieglitz's book The Second Forty Years.
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On Tuesday, Quirk Books released "Hope Never Dies," a murder mystery novel that portrays the former president and vice president as amateur sleuths who try to find out who killed Biden's favorite Amtrak conductor.
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As Hello Giggles writes, there is a chance that this is a fake teaser as no official accounts have posted it yet, but usually our AHS sleuths are pretty good at spotting legit content.
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Thanks to the hard work of Reddit sleuths, I found that the video in question was originally titled "Dick for Two" (NSFW, obviously), a 30-minute film from Miami-based production company Reality Kings.
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Click here to view original GIF GIF: Gizmodo Yesterday, a leak from one of the most reliable Apple rumor sleuths claimed that the iPhone 29 won't feature a fingerprint scanner integrated into the display.
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The search for the teen girl has led to wild speculation by Internet sleuths that she was abducted by human sex traffickers, along with one more promising lead that appeared to be a dud.
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A brisk materialist who thinks that "people are small next to physics" and interprets love as no more than a "Darwinist illusion", she shares a steely detachment with the female sleuths of Nordic noir.
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Internet sleuths have only just sunk their teeth into Lindsay's digital presence — past investigations have led us to discoveries like Corinne in the 2 Chainz video — so the information is meager as of yet.
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Just a few months after the Pizzagate debacle, Elsagate was formed with a very similar playbook: a group of amateur sleuths using open-source intelligence to fight a hazily defined evil threatening helpless children.
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Well, we put our best internet sleuths on the case, and it turns out Kim was forgetting a certain trip to the supermarket that took place in a very public forum just last year.
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What we know so far is that: This caused the whole matter to spill out into public, and internet sleuths began to dig into Surefire Intelligence, the supposed private intelligence company investigating these allegations.
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According to the Washington Post, Hill, like many armchair detectives, became fascinated with the story of the Lady after reading about her in The Skeleton Crew: How Amateur Sleuths Are Solving America's Coldest Cases.
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So too do we become sleuths when encountering characters like Daniel, who must return before he can go forward, and whose piecemeal revelations reveal his own blockages and slow progress in surprisingly gripping ways.
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When Murphy does write about someone on his page, he will often not name the person and cover up the bib number he or she wore so other internet sleuths cannot easily find them.
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For months, an array of right-wing personalities, amateur pro-Trump internet sleuths and some conservative news outlets have published what they claim to be details about the whistleblower, including name and career history.
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Especially when her latest novel, OUT OF BOUNDS (Atlantic Monthly, $25), features Detective Chief Inspector Karen Pirie, head of Police Scotland's Historic Cases Unit and one of the prolific Scottish author's most personable sleuths.
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On one side is an alliance of sleuths and scholars pushing for Trump to mind the 1992 law that requires the release this week of all 3,150 still-secret files on Kennedy's killing on Nov.
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The sleuths on Twitter and Reddit are pretty good at digging up factoids on these young actors — Monday, it was discovered that Michele Selene Ang, who plays Courtney, has excellent taste in political T-shirts.
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I wouldn't say I'm surprised by it, especially given last year's phenomenon with Serial and how many people took to the internet to try to dig into that case, and this idea of amateur sleuths.
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The editorial arrived at the height of the dramatic leaks coming out of the White House and sparked a frenzied guessing game within the administration and sent amateur sleuths across the country digging for clues.
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Mr. Morris, one of the great sleuths of modern cinema (who many years ago worked as a private detective), brings to "Wormwood" a long acquaintance with the slipperiness of truth and the deceptions of power.
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Denny and Kostrub-Waters are part of a loose global network of victims, researchers, amateur sleuths, activists, companies, military officers, and others who've been pressed into service to help clean up the world's biggest social network.
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According to Twitter sleuths (and Keanu stans), Ryder and Reeves were spotted over the summer around the beach town San Luis Obispo and Paso Robles, a country town just a bit inland booming with delicious wineries.
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In addition to some of Scaramucci's deleted anti-Trump tweets, Twitter sleuths have also uncovered a particularly cringeworthy 2010 interaction between The Mooch and former POTUS Barack Obama, in which Scaramucci presses Obama about Wall Street.
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But, for some, the actor's charm has quickly faded after internet sleuths resurfaced a handful of his past unsavory tweets promoting racist and homophobic rhetoric and seemingly supporting dangerous conspiracy theories pushed by far-right figures.
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Two years after the original arrests, a longform Newsweek article traced the ways that computers and the internet made distributing child pornography easier — but how it also gave sleuths more ways to hunt the perpetrators down.
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One group of internet sleuths thinks it has found clues in plain sight, pointing to lots and garages in California, New Jersey, Arizona and other states where Tesla cars have been found parked in large numbers.
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Internet sleuths zeroed in on the use of the word "lodestar" in the op-ed, highlighting multiple instances over the past few years in which the vice president has used the uncommon descriptor in his speeches.
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But in an episode that has become sadly familiar in the immediate aftermath of such tragedies, amateur sleuths on 4chan incorrectly identified the shooter as another man—and this time Google helped signal boost their misinformation.
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The unlikely scenario sprung from the twisted mind of Andrew Shaffer, author of "Hope Never Dies," a new mystery novel starring the 44th president and his vice president as a pair of crime-busting amateur sleuths.
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Elsewhere in Pyeongchang, an alliance of security personnel from South Korea, various Olympic sponsors, technology suppliers and cybersecurity sleuths from around the world are monitoring computer screens and potential threats at the unmarked Security Command Center.
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Six months later, Bellingcat — a collective of hypervigilant armchair sleuths established in 2014 by Eliot Higgins, a British blogger working from home while caring for his infant daughter — began to unmask those behind the attempted assassinations.
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One group of internet sleuths thinks it has found clues in plain sight, pointing to lots and garages in California, New Jersey, Arizona and other states where Tesla cars have been found parked in large numbers.
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Reddit's lack of action raises concerns about what the platform is doing to prevent the proliferation of misinformation, an issue the Reddit community and its army of amateur sleuths have run into before — with serious consequences.
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For each case, Tommy and Tuppence, avid readers of detective fiction, adopt the manner and method of one of their favorite sleuths — Sherlock Holmes, Thornley Colton, Father Brown — fitting character to crime with a fan's delight.
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A turning point came in 1970 when he met Elizabeth Levy, an author who was writing a children's mystery about two sleuths, Jill and her best friend, Gwen, and Jill's basset hound, Fletcher, who never moved.
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The plot speeds along faster than the Red Queen's Vespa, as the sleuths shoot from one grisly crime scene to the next (the Queen stabs a particularly luckless victim with the broken stem of a wineglass).
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It was a chilling moment for a unit that boasted Pulitzer Prize winners and superstar internet sleuths, and had been introduced at the beginning of the year as the vanguard of CNN's original, high-impact reporting.
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Opinion is divided over the rise of hacker sleuths who deploy their cutting-edge knowledge, skills and experience to support governments that often lack the time, motivation and innovative tools to tap into criminal slavery networks.
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During long walks with my ex-boyfriend, who had spoken to Paul about oil futures at the party, I catalogued all the new information I'd gathered from Twitter sleuths and extremely early reports in The Daily Beast.
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Content recommendation firm Outbrain, which places many of the sponsored article link ads you see around the web, says it relies on such programs in addition to a crowdsourced network of sleuths to filter out fake news.
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Chapman, along with Fox Jackson-Keen, played the lead role, but eagle-eyed internet sleuths noticed that Holland was playing backup for the vocalist, performing some gravity-defying flips and turns behind the soon-to-be king.
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Such abuses, many of which were uncovered by sleuths at the Washington Post during the election campaign, may amount to "self-dealing"—an offence that involves exploiting a position to breach a fiduciary duty for personal benefit.
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The internet's super-sleuths may have seen it coming, but this appears to be the first time Bieber himself is hinting at new music since February, when he posted a captionless photo in the studio on Instagram.
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Get ready for the next generation of Pokémon in Pokémon Go. Video game sleuths from the group known as the Silph Road uncovered a whole bunch of hidden data added to Pokémon Go in its latest update.
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And thanks to some eagle-eyed internet sleuths, we now know the truth — that the only person in the world with a bob is Selena Gomez, and therefore anyone who also gets a bob is copying her.
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They are really social histories, disguised in nineteenth-century-novel form, though often with a bit of late-twentieth-century nouveau roman thrown in, perhaps to signal the sensitive self-searching of some of their toughest sleuths.
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On right-wing websites and on social media, amateur sleuths, tweeting under the hashtag #HillarysHealth have been writing that Clinton is deathly ill--perhaps something to do with a blood clot in her head in late 2202.
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In "The Alienist," the 1994 best-selling historical thriller by Caleb Carr, a group of unlikely sleuths kept a running tally of a serial killer's known traits, the better to get inside his head to stop him.
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Internet sleuths quickly zoomed in on a 20163-year-old civil court case involving Judge Kavanaugh's mother, Martha Kavanaugh, a district court judge in Maryland, in which Dr. Blasey's parents, Ralph and Paula Blasey, were the defendants.
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If the 203th century was enamored of highborn villains, the Victorian age admired master sleuths with uncanny deductive skills, like Émile Gaboriau's wily French police detective, Monsieur Lecoq, and, of course, Arthur Conan Doyle's immortal Sherlock Holmes.
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But the amateur sleuths have zeroed in on a few traits that seem plausible, based on a reading of this person's writings: It's an establishment Republican who spent a decent amount of time in the West Wing.
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He noted that various online sleuths had been searching the blockchain, a ledger that can be updated by decentralized networks, for evidence of where Quadriga had stored its assets, but had found none, which raised red flags.
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Indeed, once internet sleuths largely deciphered who was who, the series lost some of its fun for me, especially since it never quite had another gear after all 12 contestants and their bizarre costumes had been introduced.
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" The sleuths over on Reddit had the album cover image and reported tracklist yesterday, and speculation abounds about what the new music will sound like, with one person writing, "I wonder what genre of music this will be.
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Both inboxes still exist in Messenger, although they aren't buried so deep that only the Messenger sleuths among us can dig them out: "Unread Requests" — those from people you haven't friended — appear at the top of your inbox.
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Game of Thrones super-sleuths Watchers on the Wall report that actor Joe Dempsie has been spotted on the show's Spain set of Dragonstone — you know, where Gendry was furiously rowing away from the last we saw him.
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There are scenes of rallies organized by Avery and Dassey supporters, and interviews with on-the-street sleuths offering their own predictions on their innocence or guilt like they're talking about the outcome of a big sports game.
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FOR nearly two years Brazilian sleuths investigating a bribery scandal centred on Petrobras, the state-controlled oil giant, have followed a trail of evidence that has led ever deeper into ranks of the country's business and political elites.
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The sleuths over at the Tampa Bay Times did some digging and flagged the below meme which is supposed to tell you your "Star Wars fate" based on your birth month and first letter of your last name.
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But where her book is gripping, explosive even, is in the kind of obsessive forensic investigation — of the clues, and into the soul of society — that is the legacy of highbrow sleuths from Truman Capote to Janet Malcolm.
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The details, frustration, and terrifying circumstances of the case have made EARONS one of the most well-known cold cases in modern true crime culture, which has inspired a crop of grassroots web sleuths and cold-case aficionados.
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Government agencies, Hollywood big shots and amateur sleuths have floated theories of what happened to Kennedy: a plot by Cold War adversaries like Cuba and the Soviet Union, an elaborate mafia-backed hit, a covert federal government coup.
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Government agencies, Hollywood big shots and amateur sleuths have floated theories of what happened to Kennedy: a plot by Cold War adversaries like Cuba and the Soviet Union; an elaborate mafia-backed hit; a covert federal government coup.
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Pop Smoke was killed in an apparent home invasion robbery; in the hours following his death, internet sleuths made plain how easy it was to track where he was staying in Los Angeles based on social media posts.
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Using new forensics techniques and the help of online sleuths, New Hampshire authorities identified three of them: The adult victim was Marlyse Elizabeth Honeychurch, and two of the children were her daughters: Marie Elizabeth Vaughn and Sarah Lynn McWaters.
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By inviting those guessing games -- and actually building toward them in a way that at least partially rewarded amateur sleuths -- "Westworld" has picked up a proud tradition established by "Lost," another series that counted J.J. Abrams among its producers.
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Anti-Markle internet sleuths, who call themselves #Megxiteers, have stared at pictures of the expecting duchess so long and hard that they've become convinced her baby bump is a prosthetic called a Moonbump—and they hate her for it.
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But Spin's sleuths did some digging into the images' source codes (as one does) to find that the 4:44 images are affiliated with Tidal: "tidal-444" shows up in the behind-the-scenes HTML gibberish of Complex's page.
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But a decade after her first appearance, with her notorious fanfic having become a cultural touchstone, spawning a beloved webseries, and inspiring fandom sleuths for years to solve the "mystery" of her real identity, "Tara" was ready to resurface.
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But with the help of DNA sleuths, who used samples from the crime scene, the Washoe County Sheriff's Office was able in the past year to find some closure, identifying the victim and the suspect, whose names they announced Tuesday.
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Silvia M. Dutchevici, MA, LCSW, psychotherapist and president and founder of the Critical Therapy Center, explained to Refinery29 that many of the amateur Facebook sleuths are likely trying to find a sense of control in a world where there is none.
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According to the Oregonian, ex-Army code-breaker Rick Sherwood teamed up with a TV producer named Tom Colbert who's been leading a group of amateur sleuths in investigating the DB Cooper case, which the FBI closed back in 2016.
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Eagle-eyed sleuths even thought that they had figured the whole mystery out: Fans presumed that unREAL actress Constance Zimmer, who shows up briefly as a "mourner" in the pilot episode, was indeed the answer to the Barbara Morgan mystery.
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Earlier this week, the actress debuted what appeared to be a massive engagement ring on Instagram and, last night, sleuths detected Jonas and his parents, Denise and Kevin Jonas Sr., making their way through the Chhatrapati Shivaji International airport in Mumbai.
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Reddit sleuths have already ID'd a pretty detailed setlist, though his show wasn't as much about what he played—it was as wide-ranging as you'd expect—but exercising his vast record collection was just another way he could be himself.
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In a judgment supported by digital clues and shared by other cyber-sleuths—including, it seems, American spooks—it found that the hack began last summer, and was perpetrated by two groups thought to be associated with Russian intelligence agencies.
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So disease sleuths from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Pennsylvania Health Department took samples from 11 patients and five devices from hospitals in Pennsylvania and Iowa, two of the states where clusters of infections had been identified.
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All the same, it's disheartening to note that before there was an internet, sleuths were forced to hit the road, knock on doors and deal with real people, either alive or — in the life of a forensic anthropologist — more often dead.
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Mongeau didn't attend their honeymoon, and a month later, fan sleuths feel she is hinting at a breakup by singing Ariana Grande's "thank you, next" on Snapchat and appearing on the VMAs red carpet this week with a live snake.
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And Trump's ability to handle classified information had already been called into question recently, after he tweeted a photo of an Iranian launchpad from an intelligence briefing, which internet sleuths quickly used to identify the US spy satellite that took it.
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A group of Redditors-turned-amateur sleuths took it upon themselves to try to identify the suspects in the bombing, and zeroed in on a 22-year-old missing student after claiming he looked similar to photos of one suspect.
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Alayah told Peter that she and Victoria P. knew each other so well that they went on a trip to Las Vegas together (reddit sleuths dug through Alayah's Instagram Story highlights for photos of the trip, if you're feeling investigatory).
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Peeling the lid off Varga's scam is tricky, but the original murder of Gloria's stepfather and the subsequent murder of Maurice LeFay would be easy solves for competent sleuths like Gloria and Winnie if men weren't getting in the way.
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The Seattle-based computer scientist, who previously worked for the U.S. Department of Defense, Microsoft and NASA, is one of a new breed of digital hacker sleuths who are saving lives by tracking down traffickers and rescuing victims on the internet.
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Sure, we're all digital super-sleuths (we spot and ridicule bad Photoshop before you can say 'double tap' and meme-ify false bragging in the blink of an eye) but somehow, knowing what you're seeing is artificial doesn't make it any less desirable.
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The photo inspired an informal network of volunteer sleuths to track down survivors of the battle, pore over forgotten maps and comb through yellowed files until they had traced Private Mulligan's likely remains to a burial plot under a marble cross in Manila.
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But in recent years, AOP's sleuths have begun to make a name for themselves as an all-purpose "human search engine" that can help businesses solve challenges that algorithm-based search engines cannot, especially in the development and marketing of innovative new products.
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First it was Making a Murderer, whose popularity that not only led Netflix to become the go-to home for true-crime docs, but also launched a thousand Reddit threads of amateur sleuths debating the innocence of Steven Avery and Brendan Dassey.
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But that hasn't stopped swarms of amateur sleuths on Facebook from searching through her digital dirty laundry for clues—or major news outlets from following their lead, baselessly suggesting that her death might have something to do with "risque photos" she posted online.
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Assange offered a cash reward for information leading to a conviction in the murder—a gesture that sent alt-right sleuths, convinced that Clinton had masterminded the killing, into a frenzy worthy of Area 51, and which caused pain for Rich's family.
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Driving the news: The "investigation" is being led by a podcaster/YouTuber named Joe Ingram, who has analyzed hours upon hours of footage and is joined by an army of internet sleuths who have turned a poker forum into a detective's office.
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His search puts Shaun in touch with the amateur sleuths at a website that matches missing persons with unidentified bodies; pretty soon, they're convinced Teddy died at the hands of a serial killer they're tracking, a killer who preys on gay men.
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By linking health records, family pedigrees, disease registries, and STR locations and lengths, scientific sleuths painstakingly began to map traits onto chromosomes, eventually identifying the genes responsible for a number of inherited conditions, including Huntington's disease, cystic fibrosis, and sickle-cell anemia.
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Internet sleuths have already begun picking apart big and small moments in the 10 episodes of The Society Season 1, which should keep us busy and entertained as we wait for Netflix to greenlight and then drop season 2 to drop sometime in the future.
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After online sleuths discovered that emails sent from the Lonelygirl15 account were actually sent from Creative Artists Agency, it was revealed that Lonelygirl15 was merely a fictionalized web series that purported to be the real deal — like a YouTube version of The Blair Witch Project.
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"If those Twitter sleuths Louise Mensch and John Schindler are upset I'm working with the premier Russian ballerina, they're going to have to deal with it," he says, referring to two of the amateur online gumshoes who have turned their Russia commentaries into mass followings.
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In his deposition, Fuller offered one of the most detailed public descriptions of Stop Leaks, which describes itself on an internal FAQ as a team of "super sleuths" that "investigates every leak," interviewing victims and witnesses, as well as the subject of the investigation.
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And according to new research published by the sleuths over at BuzzFeed, it's not just The Donald who's made appearances on television and movies — this family is an industry, and that means Ivanka Trump has also dipped a pedicured toe into the thespian arts.
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The dedicated sleuths and forensic enthusiasts who make up the true crime community collectively rejoiced on Wednesday with the news of an arrest in the ice-cold case of the Golden State Killer, the terrifying serial rapist turned murderer who evaded police for decades.
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Steve Harvey's daughter is celebrating her birthday weekend right now in Jamaica, and on Saturday she posted a clip of Future giving her a kiss on the cheek -- seemingly confirming what Internet sleuths were so sure of for a while now ... they're definitely together.
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Crime There's no point waiting for Denise Mina's two dependable series sleuths, Alex Morrow and Paddy Meehan, to appear in THE LONG DROP (Little, Brown, $26), which is a drastic departure from her brilliant contemporary studies of criminals who prey on Glasgow's social underclass.
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More recently, Farrelly came under fire for his frequent habit of jokingly flashing his genitals to colleagues, while the co-writer Nick Vallelonga (son of the film's protagonist) deleted his Twitter account after internet sleuths found an anti-Muslim tweet he had made in 2015.
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SAN FRANCISCO/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - An online army of skeptics and amateur sleuths that has spent years promoting bets against Tesla Inc senses an opportunity to renew pressure on the electric carmaker after the failure of Chief Executive Elon Musk's plan to take it private.
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The cyber sleuths of the internet are whole-heartedly convinced the NBA champion and Finals MVP Kevin Durant is wading into the annals of Twitter and Instagram to clap back at those who insult him, armed with the invisible cloak that are fake social media accounts.
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When he caught sight of the woman in Jaws — noting her strikingly similar face, hair, age, and build — Hill had the Lady in the Dunes on his mind after reading about the case in Deborah Halber's The Skeleton Crew: How Amateur Sleuths Are Solving America's Coldest Cases.
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RACHAEL DOCKINGSenior programme managerCentre for Ageing BetterLondon Guatemalan politics * The fears expressed by Claudia Escobar, a former judge, that the president of Guatemala could postpone general elections convened for June 16th are unfounded ("An attack on corruption sleuths in Guatemala is also aimed at judges", January 10th).
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DB COOPER LETTER REVEALS HIJACKER&aposS TRUE IDENTITY, SLEUTHS CLAIM The letter began tauntingly, "I knew from the start that I wouldn&apost be caught," and was sent to four papers: The Washington Post, The New York Times, The Los Angeles Times and The Seattle Times.
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Update, January 31: The sleuths at TMZ have located evidence on Blac Chyna's Snapchat that Rob Kardashian drove all the way to Texas to bring her home to L.A. They spied a "Beverly Hills license plate" on a Bentley in front of a slew of Texas stores.
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Mr. Strachwitz, born in Germany to an aristocratic family, came to the United States after World War II. In the 1950s, he joined the loose network of collectors and sleuths who tracked down and recorded folk and blues musicians who had made their first recordings decades before.
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It also inspired legions of armchair detectives on the hunt for the author, reminiscent of pre-Twitter sleuths in 1996 who homed in on journalist Joe Klein as the "anonymous" creator of "Primary Colors," a bestselling, barely fictionalized takedown about West Wing denizens during the Clinton years.
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A public feud between Whole Foods and a customer who accused the store of scrawling an anti-gay slur on his cake escalated this week with dueling lawsuits, inspiring hundreds of online sleuths to debate the clues in security footage and in the hand-lettered icing.
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The South African national helped develop E4M—or "Encryption for the Masses"—in the 1990s, software that, along with the hard-disk encryption program TrueCrypt that followed, promised to make it easier for online sleuths to avoid detection from prying eyes, at least for a while.
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B. Strike," debuting Friday, June 1, on Cinemax, Tom Burke — rumpled and brooding enough to keep things interesting, but not without a certain charm — plays Strike, who sleuths his way into some of the city's poshest inner sanctums to investigate a supermodel's suicide in "The Cuckoo's Calling.
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He's been aided by allies, conservative media outlets and internet sleuths who have seized on the intelligence community inspector general's acknowledgment that the complainant exhibited "some indicia of an arguable political bias … in favor of a rival political candidate," though the complaint was deemed credible regardless.
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Fans wrestling with these and other questions can find support on YouTube, which harbors a community of "Thrones" sleuths that is seemingly as populous and deep as the world George R.R. Martin created in his "A Song of Ice and Fire" novels, the inspiration for the series.
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Sleuths on Reddit managed to track down who they think the suitor is, and people on Twitter, including the author of said Vanity Fair profile, Nick Bilton, revealed private photos from the fiancé's alleged Instagram that show what the two have been up to in Holmes's post-indictment life.
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In the photo, internet sleuths point to a small pink bow on her scalloped embroidered tulle Agent Provocateur bra — which could indicate that one of Bey's babies is a girl — and her powder blue Dauphine panty bottoms by Liviara — which could suggest that the other baby is a boy.
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After a preview for "No More Parties In L.A." dropped earlier this month (more on which below), internet sleuths started digging around for more information, eventually finding a clip of West talking about his work with Madlib on a featurette for the documentary Our Vinyl Weighs A Ton.
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Framed as a series of face-offs, the inquiry registers as more testy than adversarial, and the casting of comfortably familiar character actors — Anna Gunn, Jamey Sheridan and the affable-looking Mike O'Malley — implies that these sleuths aren't inquisitors, just rolling up their sleeves to get right to work.
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Still, despite Ray's massive file of interviews, and the litany of amateur sleuths convinced of his guilt, questions remain about Hackett's involvement: If police did make an effort to cover-up the identity of the Long Island Serial Killer, as many believe, why would they protect such a man?
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Some false leads have drawn the attention of amateur sleuths and the news media, including excitement a few days ago about the sighting of an abandoned tent in Lofoten, an archipelago north of Bodo that is popular with hikers, which turned out to be unrelated to Mr. Kamphuis.
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Heller impresses in this fine novel about parents and children and the secrets we try to keep from one another, but dueling story lines, however important to our understanding of Celine and her aristocratic past, occasionally dull the excitement of the road-trip investigation and interrupt the sleuths' banter.
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Queen Elizabeth gave her annual Christmas Day queen's speech yesterday, preaching a message of reconciliation and unity in the wake of the UK's years-long debate over Brexit — and possibly hinting at her own views about Brexit with her fashion choices, if internet sleuths are to be believed.
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On top of that, sleuths on Reddit and Tumblr have dug into the website's source code to find numbers they interpret as coordinates for the cities of Paris, Los Angeles, London, New York, Tokyo, Sao Paulo, Ibiza and Indio, California, which would make sense as major tour destinations.
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Eagle-eyed iPhone sleuths point out that, in order for the word "Search" to appear in the corner, Swift must have searched her archives for a previously written note (most likely sandwiched between musings for future song lyrics about her breakup with Calvin Harris) and uploaded the screenshot to social media.
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Things between the sleuths — one with the Serious Fraud Office, the other with the Criminal Investigation Department of the British police — start off rocky, but soon enough, "there's a bromance thing going on," a critic for The Guardian wrote about this BBC mystery series, which debuted in Britain last June.
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In Netflix's latest true-crime entry, some novice sleuths investigate the nearly half-century-old unsolved killing of Sister Catherine Ann Cesnik, who was a teacher at Archbishop Keough High School in Baltimore who some say was about to reveal allegations of sexual abuse by its guidance counselor, the Rev.
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The Intelligence Community Whistleblower Protection Act of 1998, which provided a framework for intelligence community whistleblowers to report their concerns to Congress through their an inspector general, didn't envision a world where a whistleblower seeking anonymity could be exposed online by social media sleuths with tens of thousands of followers.
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Luckily, there are plenty of Reddit sleuths online still working tirelessly to solve the mystery—so House can go read up on Chinese spies and how they've been covertly stealing secrets from White Sands Missile Base or whatever until those "chicken shit" feds decide to fill him in on the truth.
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Over the last five months, genetic genealogy has become the wild west — made up largely of citizen scientists, amateur sleuths, hobbyists, and hobbyists turned professionals, many scrambling to lend their puzzle-solving skills to law enforcement, who are in turn scrambling to understand this new and complicated way of solving old crimes.
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After his release at the age of 47, Kok (pronounced "coke") sought redemption through a keyboard: Holland is home to an active community of bloggers and online sleuths who detail the gritty trade of drug syndicates and killers for hire, and he started a crime blog of his own in February 2015.
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It's perfectly fitting, then, that Williams, who now is a mussy-haired, unassuming climatologist at the Tree Ring Lab of Columbia University's Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, would be among a group of pioneering climate change sleuths who are trying to answer a critical and, until recently, unanswerable question: Was that climate change?
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Read more: Jeffrey Epstein's famous connectionsThe story of the financier and convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, who was accused of sexually abusing and trafficking minors, erupted in the news this year, and internet sleuths say the case of Shelden and Lake Michigan's North Fox Island bears an uncanny resemblance to today's scandal.
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For the growing number of us who have come to obsess over it, and the community of online sleuths devoted to solving it, the mystery surrounding the perpetrator known only as the Long Island Serial Killer is closer in atmosphere to the chthonic landscape of David Lynch's Lost Highway than a conventional whodunit.
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When their flighty charge takes off for a weekend at a country estate, the sleuths find themselves in a manor house mystery amusingly fitted out with chilly aristocrats, their family art collections (the Gainsborough and the Reynolds are quality goods, but "the Pre-Raphaelites are vulgar and virtually unsaleable") and their hereditary ghosts.
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It's followed by Mr. Beatty's "REDS" (1981), featuring Ms. Keaton's Oscar-winning role as the Bolshevik sympathizer and journalist Louise Bryant, at 9:30, and "MANHATTAN MURDER MYSTERY" (1993), in which she and Mr. Allen play amateur sleuths who suspect foul play in the death of their neighbor, at 2:30 a.m.
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Crime On the twelfth day of Christmas, my writers gave to me: twelve stalkers stalking, eleven burglars burgling, ten sleuths a-sleuthing, nine creeps a-creeping, eight looters looting, seven broken toys, six screaming kids, five overcooked birds, four stolen presents, three drunken uncles, two dead Santas and a madman swinging from a pear tree.
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There is a cottage industry of COVID-19 sleuths working backward from the number of known cases and deaths in the US to try to calculate how many actual infections exist out there, or how bad things are at this moment in time, by comparing numbers out of China and South Korea and Italy.
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Then on Saturday, he discovered that social media sleuths had incorrectly identified him as a participant in a white nationalist rally some 1,100 miles away in Charlottesville, Va. Overnight, thousands of strangers across the country had been working together to share photographs of the men bearing Tiki torches on the University of Virginia campus.
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On a 75-page-long message-board thread on the internet drama hub Kiwi Farms, would-be sleuths dug up the court filings made by Hafertepen against the BuzzFeed News reporter, and even tracked down what they believe was a 911 call to the Hafertepen building on the date listed on Tank's death certificate as the accident date.
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In the past year several bodies have been identified and multiple crimes have been solved thanks to new DNA technology, A woman who was shot to death in Lake Tahoe in 1982 was finally identified in May after DNA sleuths used samples from the crime scene to determine who the victim and her killer were after 37 years.
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Amateur Twitter sleuths are even already attempting to diagnose what went wrong (one running theory is that Olivas' liquid-filled iPhone case somehow contributed to the issue, though there's no evidence to back that up.)Â Olivas says the trouble began the day before when her iPhone 7 Plus, which she bought from Sprint in January, wouldn't turn on.
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Company founder Emily Weiss has made it abundantly clear that big things are on the way — and Reddit sleuths think they've cracked the case of the next product we can expect from Glossier HQ. The rumor first gained traction on Tuesday, when popular beauty vlogger Jackie Aina posted a video where she tested and reviewed a handful of new high-end offerings.
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The internet's sweatiest sleuths have hunkered down over their laptops to deliver everything from an exhaustingly comprehensive breakdown of what would happen at the Battle of Winterfell, to an intensely intricate theory that Bran is actually the Lord of Light, to a perfectly executed tweet explaining that Jon Snow is just a little baby obsessed with a power-hungry blonde.
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WASHINGTON — For the billionaires, the multimillionaires and the plain well-off people whom President-elect Donald J. Trump is choosing for his cabinet, the first step to office will be the sort of grilling he didn't face — on potential business conflicts of interest and, for some, tax returns — courtesy of the Senate sleuths who have taken their toll in the past.
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And since it was announced that Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson tested positive for the virus while in Australia, other Simpsons sleuths pointed to a scene in 2007's The Simpsons Movie where an animated Hanks says, "This is Tom Hanks saying if you see me in person, please, leave me be," during an advertisement for a new Grand Canyon.
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The FTC's guidelines stand for anyone who would be considered an influencer on social media The scandal with YouTubers Martin and Cassel that started it all began back in July 2016 when internet sleuths discovered that the two YouTubers — who regularly made videos and published tweets promoting a gambling website related to the game Counter-Strike: Global Offensive — were the owners of that same website: CSGOLotto.
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Here's what he told us: Two high-profile progressive insurgents — Beto O'Rourke in Texas and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez in New York — have both been on the receiving end of what I call the "4chan background check," which is an attempt, led by amateur sleuths on 903chan, 8chan, Reddit and other questionable internet forums, to dig up damning information on a candidate, no matter how inaccurate.
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Sleuths on Reddit dissected that photo, and figured out a best guess as to what the guts actually are:SoC: Allwinner R27 (0003x Cortex A2000, Mali2100MP27 GPU)RAM: SKHynix (256MB DDR3)Flash: Spansion 512MB SLC NAND flash, TSOP48PMU: AXP223This is pretty basic, low-cost stuff, as one would expect for a $60 mini console, but it's also amazingly powerful when you recall that the original NES's processor was a 1003 MHz MOS 6502.
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But defections by centrist allies have picked up since March 13th, when an estimated 3.6m anti-Dilma protesters took to the streets across Brazil demanding her fall—then again after an abortive attempt three days later to nominate as chief of staff her wily predecessor, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (because he is a "skilled negotiator", able to resolve Brazil's political deadlock, she claims; to shield him from the Petrobras sleuths, critics allege).
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Jacky RosenJacklyn (Jacky) Sheryl RosenSchumer reminds colleagues to respect decorum at State of the Union speech Senate confirms Trump's 50th circuit judge, despite 'not qualified' rating Hillicon Valley: Facebook to remove mentions of potential whistleblower's name | House Dems demand FCC action over leak of location data | Dem presses regulators to secure health care data MORE (D-Nev.) at last year's State of the Union when some amateur sleuths thought they detected her saying "Watch your ass" after Sen.
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