Social Media Sweeps
What's public. What it means. What it doesn't.
All investigative services are currently provided under Frazier Forensics license. Six Echoes LLC is not the agency of record but is available for subcontract work. Frazier Forensics agency license: 29409.
Important: We review only genuinely public content. No pretexting, no account compromise, no circumventing privacy settings. We are honest about what public-source review can and cannot produce.
When clients bring us in.
A focused public-source review serves a narrow set of lawful purposes. We'll tell you if it isn't the right tool.
- Litigation support
- Custody & family law
- Insurance & claim verification
- Due diligence
- Background & association mapping
- Credibility assessment
- Locating individuals
- Corroborating or contradicting statements
What clients receive.
- 01Timestamped screenshots with provenance.
- 02Inventory of accounts & platforms reviewed.
- 03Pattern, association & contradiction notes.
- 04Cross-reference summary against claims or records.
- 05Professional report.
- 06Guidance on preserving relevant content.
How a social media sweep works.
Consultation & Scope
We discuss what you're trying to learn and what is lawfully available. We are clear up front about what public-source review can and can't produce.
Target Identification
We identify the platforms, accounts, and aliases relevant to the matter — working only from information lawfully available to us.
Public-Source Review
We review genuinely public content — posts, profiles, connections, comments — without deception or circumventing privacy settings.
Documentation & Preservation
Relevant content is captured with timestamps and provenance in a form that supports later use.
Analysis & Cross-Reference
We analyze what we found — patterns, associations, contradictions — and cross-reference it with the claims or records in the matter.
Reporting & Delivery
You receive an organized report and documentation structured for case use, with guidance on preservation.
Frequently asked.
Is looking at someone's social media legal?
Yes, when reviewing genuinely public content. We do not access private accounts, use deception or pretexting, or circumvent privacy settings. What's lawful depends on the platform, the content, and the purpose.
Can you get into private or deleted accounts?
No. We only review publicly accessible content. We do not use pretexting, hacking, or any unlawful method to access private or deleted material.
Will the person know I looked?
Reviewing public content does not notify the user. We do not contact, follow, or interact with the subject during the review.
How long does a sweep take?
It depends on the number of platforms and accounts involved. A focused review is often a few days; broader sweeps take longer.
Can social media evidence be used in court?
Properly preserved public content can be admissible. We document provenance and timestamps to support that. Ultimate admissibility is a court's decision.
Serving the Puget Sound & Beyond
Pierce County · King County · Thurston County · Washington State (statewide by request)
Need to know what's public?
Start with the situation. We'll discuss what a lawful public-source review can realistically produce — and what it can't.
Scope & Disclaimer
Six Echoes LLC is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice or legal representation. Six Echoes LLC is not a medical, mental-health, or clinical provider and does not provide clinical, diagnostic, or therapeutic services. Investigative and advocacy services are professional support and information, not a substitute for an attorney, licensed counselor, or medical provider. Nothing on this site is legal or clinical advice. For matters requiring legal or clinical care, consult a licensed professional.