wikipedo.net combines video cataloging, geographic intelligence, OSINT research, and court tracking into a single searchable database for child safety.
Every encounter is preserved with its original video, embedded directly from the creator's platform so they receive full view credit.
Videos play directly from the creator's channel. Every view on our site counts as a view for them.
Transcripts are extracted from videos, making encounter content searchable by text.
We never re-upload or re-edit. Creator attribution is always visible alongside the embedded video.
Every encounter is tagged with city, county, and state. Our interactive map lets you explore documented encounters by location and identify geographic patterns.
Location tagging
City, county, and state for every documented encounter.
Interactive map
Visual overview of encounter locations across regions.
Travel distance analysis
Reveals how far subjects traveled to meet minors — data useful for pattern identification.
Open-source intelligence tools help find publicly available information about video subjects — building a more complete picture of each documented encounter.
All research is conducted using publicly available sources — social media profiles, public records, news articles, and other open information. We do not access private data, hack accounts, or use illegal methods. The goal is accountability through transparency, using information anyone could find.
We follow up on every encounter to track what happened next. Arrests, charges, court dates, dispositions, convictions, and related news coverage — all documented and linked.
Was the subject arrested? What were they charged with? We track the initial law enforcement response.
Court appearances, continuances, plea deals, and trial dates — all documented as cases progress through the system.
Related news stories are linked to each encounter, providing additional context and public reporting on outcomes.
We track multiple predator-catcher organizations and their content across platforms. Each group's encounters are cataloged with full attribution, creating a comprehensive, cross-group database.
Find encounters by location, date, catcher group, or outcome. The database is designed to be searchable and filterable, so you can find relevant information quickly — whether you're looking at a specific area, a specific group, or a specific time period.
Explore the database and support the mission of child safety through transparency and accountability.