Frequently asked questions
What is Black Sentinel?
Black Sentinel is a private, volunteer-based intelligence organization focused on exposing fugitives, trafficking operations, cold cases, missing persons, and high-level corruption. We operate independently of law enforcement and media, using intelligence, analysis, and covert strategy.
Are you affiliated with any government agency?
No. Black Sentinel is a privately organized entity with no official ties to any government, law enforcement, or intelligence agency.
How can I submit a tip or report wrongdoing?
You can submit tips anonymously through our secure online form, encrypted email, or encrypted messaging apps like Signal. We protect your identity and handle all reports confidentially.
What kind of investigations do you conduct?
Our operations include:
Fugitives and wanted individuals
Human trafficking and exploitation networks
Arms & narcotics trafficking
Cold case homicides
Missing persons cases
High-profile corruption and misconduct
Threat assessments and profiling
Can I get involved if I don’t have investigative experience?
We recruit selectively. Most of our operatives and analysts come from law enforcement, military, cybersecurity, or investigative backgrounds but we also train committed individuals. Visit our [Join the Watch] page to learn more.
How do you gather intelligence?
We utilize open-source intelligence (OSINT), digital forensics, witness accounts, profiling techniques, and, where necessary, discreet field operations. All methods are legal and ethically aligned with our mission.
Can I submit a tip or case for review?
Yes. We accept vetted tips, leads, and case submissions from the public. While we cannot take on every case, our analysts review each submission seriously. [Submit a Case ➝]