Predator Poachers Data Commons

The only at-scale dataset built from real child predator confrontations.

Derived from long-form Predator Poachers videos, hidden-camera interviews, and chat logs, this archive pairs AI-assisted transcription with meticulous human review to surface sociological signals no other public dataset captures.

  • 840+Verified confrontations
  • 1.6MTranscript tokens/session
  • 150+Demographic attributes

AI + human validation

Custom NLP models extract roles, timelines, and behavioral cues before analysts audit each record for accuracy.

Latest ingestion

Predator Poachers Midwest tour
Batch 12 · Posted Oct 05

Data focus

  • Demographics & identifiers
  • Conversation artifacts
  • Outcome + law enforcement notes

Data depth

Sociological context that goes far beyond surface-level incident reports.

Long-form transcripts

Every confrontation, hidden-camera interview, and chat exchange is processed end-to-end, preserving the cadence, pauses, and sentiment shifts.

Demographic lattice

Age, occupation, geography, digital habits, and community indicators mapped for both suspected offenders and investigative teams.

Behavioral markers

AI highlights grooming tactics, admission types, escalation triggers, and protective factors, all scored for research comparability.

QA + lineage

Each data point is traceable back to original footage, with human intervention whenever AI confidence drops below 92%.

Hours analyzed

4,300+

Continuous video and audio evidence indexed scene by scene.

Unique fields

620

From socio-economic flags to device fingerprints per confrontation.

Manual reviews

3x

Analysts re-check every AI extraction before release.

Research notes

“This archive changes how we study grooming and intervention in the real world.”

“The combination of Predator Poachers video evidence and structured demographic data finally lets us model repeat behaviors with statistical rigor.”

Dr. Lena Ortiz

Lead Analyst, Safe Futures Lab

“Hidden-camera context plus human-audited AI output means our graduate cohort can trust every row they ingest.”

Prof. Malik Chen

Sociology Department, Westridge University

Request access

Tell us about your research goals and ethical review status.

Access is granted to qualified teams committed to safeguarding survivors and responsibly analyzing predator behavior. Expect a response within two business days.

  • Data team data@predatorpoachers.org
  • Phone +1 (737) 555-0147
  • Location Remote · Evidence vault in Austin, TX
We will share next steps and review agreements before releasing any materials.