Solving a REAL investigation using OSINT

[@teachmecyber]

Great investigative skills there. Loved the tip on adjusting the color to see what other details you can pull. Just shows how having skillsets outside of cyber can help you be more efficient!

[@theGaryRuddell]

Thanks! Yeah those extra skills are super useful from time to time!

[@p2pportal]

WHAT WAS THE PHOTO EDITTING APP/TOOL you were using? Nicely done. I was thinking that was a hooka, absolutely. I def wouldn’t have thought of the whole “RGB type lighting = Look for colors other than pink” as they looked like actual neon tubing to me.

[@theGaryRuddell]

@p2pportal that was Affinity Photo but pretty much all photo editing apps have shadow boosting these days!

[@tzz615]

That’s amazing. Great video.

[@SimplyCyber]

FREAKING MASTER CLASS IN OSINT Investigation technique. Watched it entirely. Loved the color adjustment move to bring out even more info from the pic. You didnt say it, so I will. "wait til end to see an unbelievable confirmation of the location!". Great work Gary.

[@theGaryRuddell]

Haha thanks! Yeah I’ll do that for the next one! Couldn’t bring myself to do it this time 😂

[@gamingoffice2610]

@@theGaryRuddell😊😊😊😊

[@khaledbipss]

Great OSINT investigation! Please bring out more OSINT geolocation stuff!

[@theGaryRuddell]

Thanks!! Will do!

[@0xChimera]

@@theGaryRuddell hello bro can you make a video like step by step and fundamentals in performing OSINT imvestigations on a target?

[@demonman1234]

A good example of IMINT (Image intelligence, gathering data from a photo). Extremely useful skill to have, and probably one of the most underlooked when it comes to posting on social media.. people obviously know about not sharing your name, address, phone number, etc. but typically ignore the countless photos they post on social media.. which a good portion of the time, with someone smart enough, provides a ton of valuable data on the person/where they are.. This is also a really good breakdown on the thought process while doing anything OSINT related, I subscribed.

[@theGaryRuddell]

Thanks for your comments 😊 yeah some people don’t tag their location in photos for security reasons, so if you work on your image analysis skills you can get around that some of the time!

[@demonman1234]

@@theGaryRuddell I completely agree. Not only is it fun, it’s useful and forces you to think critically. Gotta be creative too.

[@codexverma8389]

You squeezed every bit of information out of the picture 😅 this is so nice 😊

[@theGaryRuddell]

Thanks!!!

[@KennithJay]

the video amongst the photos from the restaurant was key. Nice work my friend, great stuff. Thank you

[@theGaryRuddell]

Totally key for getting that possible confirmation. Thanks mate!

[@egorm8952]

Dude, that's some impressive detective skills you got!

[@theGaryRuddell]

Thanks mate! Little bit of determination and time pressure helped!

[@egorm8952]

@@theGaryRuddell time pressure is always a good factor for getting things done))

[@Mrkonc]

This was super interesting to watch, I'm hooked and will check out more of your videos to learn more about OSINT in general and whatever else you're doing.

[@theGaryRuddell]

Thanks for stopping by! I appreciate your kind words.

[@RahimLadhajuma]

Super interesting, Gary! Love the content, as always. I'm definitely learning a lot about OSINT with you! Love how it compliments my University Major at the moment and side focus. Thanks for all this! Can't wait to see more content. Love this video and the investigation process using OSINT!

[@theGaryRuddell]

Thanks so much Rahim. Your presence does not go unnoticed 💚 best of luck with your major!

[@RahimLadhajuma]

@@theGaryRuddell My pleasure and thank you so much Gary🙏🏼🤙🏼! I truly appreciate that!

[@theGaryRuddell]

@@RahimLadhajuma thanks!

[@hiitsmerahul1433]

Damnnnnnnnn. Was exhausted finding labs or resources on OSINT and finally my journey ends here. You are the best like every small detail you have paid attention to, is just awesome. Thank you for the content :)

[@theGaryRuddell]

OSINT labs are tough to find. Tinkering around online is how I learned

[@BibeeOnline]

needs more and more this kind of cases. very inspiring

[@theGaryRuddell]

Yeah I need more PIs reaching out for help!

[@dsol2362]

You’re the best, man. Enjoy the videos a lot. Would love to see more of these. New subscriber. Thanks for the wisdom. ✌️👍

[@theGaryRuddell]

Cheers buddy! Week they come up I’ll share them!

[@ganeshtompe8776]

My First video of the day and it was pretty interesting to watch👀...Great work

[@theGaryRuddell]

Thanks 🙏🏼 very kind!

[@patslee1394]

fantastic video. great to see the thought process and how you used the tools available

[@theGaryRuddell]

Thank you very much!

[@kcyber247]

Interesting video dude! Thanks for sharing how to combine skills. 😎 Looking forward to more!

[@theGaryRuddell]

Thanks buddy!

[@Will-ll4gv]

Just found your channel… gobsmacked, really that awesome how you figured all that out. Be expecting a call from Vera!👍

[@theGaryRuddell]

Phone is off silent 😂

[@jlm1144]

Is there really a career path in OSINT? I really love this!

[@theGaryRuddell]

There absolutely is! You could ask ChatGPT. But there’s a ton of careers that are centred around it: fraud investigations, law enforcement, military, business analysts, cyber, journalism etc.

[@CherifRahal]

Amazing video, Just a tip, when you found the IG of the shisha place, you could've went to tagged pictures of that place, you surely would find some clues.

[@theGaryRuddell]

Next time!

[@CaseyKCRichards]

⁠@@theGaryRuddellhi Gary, I use all the above tools including exif… uploaded tones of pics to try and relocate a scammer that took my life saving …. Any ideas.. …. Greeting from California via limerick city, Ireland.

[@alexa_codes]

Studying osint rn 🙏🙏 this is so inspirational. Hopefully i can get to a state where ill be good enough to help real life investigations

[@kentlarsson1263]

Very interesting and cool video! If you get an "assignment" like this from someone. How do you get a feel for who you're helping so it's not some creep? If that is something you try to do.

[@theGaryRuddell]

Hey! Oh I get plenty of creeps asking me to hack their girlfriends Instagram etc this was a request from someone I know at a company that’s registered in the UK.

[@kentlarsson1263]

Thanks for answering! Yeah, that makes it easier. I guess it's the same kind of problem a Private Detective faces. Someone I know got a "professional" (as in, I think it's the only thing that person did) stalker who systematically made fake social media accounts to increase his reach, and even visited other countries to stalk IRL. There are some real wackos out there. @@theGaryRuddell

[@lkaranam322]

great video. can you please tell me how did you get LEEDS city?

[@theGaryRuddell]

The CLIENT was from there

[@alexa_codes]

Studying osint on my own right now and this is super hepful!! Thank you ❤

[@theGaryRuddell]

Good luck!!

[@Marcosilva0000]

was it not the USA vs Iran match played on that same day? I think the TV is showing some people displaying the USA flag quite clearly, and the other one is probably the Iran flag

[@theGaryRuddell]

It was!

[@TheLazyJAK]

Good, video. I would like to see some more complex examples. GeoWizzard has done similar things on his channel, but mostly outdoors.

[@zacharyscrivens198]

Absolutely loved this one very interesting ive dabbled with some of this in my course work in cybersecurity and done one or two jobs with it on the side but made me stop and think about what i can do better thanks for the video

[@Eagle-pe9pg]

How did the Leeds location info come about? Was that the location of the PI or the target?

[@theGaryRuddell]

That was the location of the actual client 👍🏼

[@NetworkProdigy04]

Fantastic video!! Looking forward to more of OSINT content!!

[@theGaryRuddell]

Cheers Christine!!

[@snyde21]

Excellent work, Gary!

[@theGaryRuddell]

Thanks so much!

[@74Gee]

Damn, I do this all the time, now just gotta figure out how to get paid for it. There's also a camera on the cafe looking at the club which would be great for entry/exit times, presuming the club wouldn't cooperate.

[@theGaryRuddell]

They definitely would not in this instance!

[@74Gee]

@@theGaryRuddell Fair enough, that's the way the cookie crumbles!

[@ElephantDragonWolf]

Bruh, never be my opponent.

[@theGaryRuddell]

😂 OSINT is terrifying

[@ruttalaabhinav8588]

The level of imagination and the colour contrast to find minute details. I hooked up with these video and your skills are amazing. What should I have to be Osint Pro like you

[@theGaryRuddell]

Just keep learning and messing around with tools. The only reason I know about the shadows etc is because of my love of photography.

[@usernamemykel]

What is the program behind the search photo - the one where you've adjusted light to dark areas? Thank you!

[@theGaryRuddell]

Hey! That’s Affinity Photo but basically every editing app can do it! Even native smart phone apps.

[@galloe]

Question. You mentioned that the person who wanted the location to be found is from Leeds, and that's what prompted you to look in that area. That's a massive piece of info, which narrowed down the possibilities to near pinpoint precision. If you didn't have that information, how would you have proceeded?

[@theGaryRuddell]

Hey! Yes that’s HUGE. I would have asked for more intel. And this is what intel is all about: allocating time and money to collect data points and turning them into little gold nuggets. I wouldn’t have just stay on Google and scrolled until I found it. That would cost a lot in time and money. Cheaper to get more intel.

[@galloe]

@@theGaryRuddell Thank you! This is a great video, by the way. I ask because if I put myself in your position I would've probably sabotaged myself by doing exactly what you said, scrolling endlessly through Google looking at hundreds of pictures. I do this sometimes during CTFs and I end up frustrating myself.

[@theGaryRuddell]

@galloe intelligence work is all about time/money. With enough of either, you will pretty much always get your target.

[@Lucien_75]

Thanks for the insightful video. With it, you made me realize I may have a knack for this. Hope you're doing well.

[@m43h]

Great work, but you could've saved some time there by checking the pictures people uploaded on Google. Someone posted a picture of the same window with the TV two years ago. But I assume you know that, the comparison to the sign on the outside and the roomtour made it a bit more interesting 🙂

[@theGaryRuddell]

Cheers!

[@ArthurTugwell]

Hi Gary, what software are you using for this photo analysis?

[@theGaryRuddell]

Anything that can boost shadows. So basically ANY photo editor. Don’t get hung up on the tools, it’s the techniques. You don’t ask the chef what oven she uses when she cooks you an awesome meal 😜

[@DaveJonesActor]

Quick fyi… the audible gasp I did on the reveal of the road sign just woke my wife up. Fantastic demonstration 🥂

[@mohammadgurin1862]

Great stuff man! What photo editor did u use? is that Adobe Photoshop?

[@theGaryRuddell]

You can do this in pretty much any photo editor. Super basic functionality. It’s Affinity Photo.

[@TariqAlmutairi-x3l]

Great job Gary , I wish you success Can you give me some resources to learn open source intelligence like this way Thanx Gary

[@theGaryRuddell]

Hey! Learning OSINT is mostly about playing around with all the different tools at your disposal! If you didn't know that Google Street View and Instagram existed, you'd struggle to solve this case. Why not check out Bellingcat's OSINT Toolbox and play around? You can get it here: docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/18rtqh8EG2q1xBo2cLNyhIDuK9jrPGwYr9DI2UncoqJQ/edit#gid=930747607

[@eduardj-e8x]

​@@theGaryRuddell Greetings Gary! Do you have any book recomandations on this? Maybe by Michael Bazzell? Thank you.

[@theGaryRuddell]

⁠@@eduardj-e8x yeah his books get good reviews and Rae Baker!

[@joewilliams8252]

hi Gary what is the name of the image app you used to dissect the instagram photo?

[@theGaryRuddell]

Any old photo editing app will let you boost the shadows. This is Affinity Photo.

[@DarkGloComics]

From IT, to coding, I've been trying to see what field I'd like go to at 48. This might be it. When I was young, I always wanted to be a Detective. I went to school for graphic design when I got into reading comics. Jaded with the personal experiences I was having I dove into hip hop and eventually producing/engineering with no training or knowledge. Two years ago I found out why my life was so bouncy. (?) I have ADHD combined subtypes. This makes it very hard to choose and stick with things. I have since learned that my mind *should* do multiple things, with an area of more focus. (Apparently, you have to make a living? Lol) This seems so conducive to my kind of brain and abilities. Recently went to a new movie with my daughter (who also has ADHD cst, but still young.) and explained what was going to happen exactly. (She was stunned that the main character dies so early.) "Dad, you always come up with stuff *NOBODY* thinks of!" At the end, it happened exactly like I said and she slowly turned her head to me. (we're so theatrical!) "DID YOU SEE THIS ALREADY?!" 😑"Nope! I told you, poppa is smart!" Lol. I just pick up on patterns and things that render an image in my mind, or that seem off. Which might explain why I'm good with geo-spatial reasoning. This is exciting.

[@theGaryRuddell]

Hey! Yeah cyber and intel are HUGE fields that all touch on each other. I would imagine that people with your way of thinking would do great here 😊

[@DarkGloComics]

@@theGaryRuddell Thanks for responding. Yeah, I think it would be great for me too. Funny enough, my current day job can sometimes be detrimental to my ADHD and I lose focus and make mistakes. The thing I discovered that works great? Listening to true crime. Lol. If you have any suggestions for semi structured (track) learning courses I'd appreciate it. Thanks.

[@jameezybreezy9030]

⁠@@DarkGloComics look up Michael Bazzell from IntelTechniques

[@jyostnabenparmar1783]

Amazing video!! I am really interested in this OSINT stuff now. Can someone tell me what software was used for this?

[@theGaryRuddell]

Any photo software can do this. Your phone can brighten the shadows etc. this is Affinity Photo.

[@SecSeeker]

How do you get to know the city/town was leeds ?

[@theGaryRuddell]

The client was based there. It was a tiny thread to pull on. And it worked. Could have easily been any of the cities around Leeds.

[@ericapelz260]

Beautiful work.

[@theGaryRuddell]

Thanks Erica! Are you an investigator yourself?

[@BiggeIT]

It was great what is the name of the software that you used to analyse the picture?

[@theGaryRuddell]

All photo editing apps can do this 👍🏼 that was Affinity Photo though.

[@fifthamendment1]

What I don’t understand is how you deduced the city of Leeds. There is nothing in the image indicating Leeds. Without that tidbit of information, you would have never located where the photo was taken.

[@theGaryRuddell]

I address this in the video. The CLIENT was based in Leeds. So maybe the target is too?

[@Malavikasubramani]

Hi Gary, This was pretty awesome. But I do wanna know how you decided it could be Leeds. Was it because the person who requested the information was from Leeds??

[@theGaryRuddell]

Correct!!

[@PrashantSinghYadav-sd3ug]

The way you are responding to comments is amazing Sir... I want to learn from you as a intern.. can I...? please ?

[@theGaryRuddell]

Hey 😊 thanks! I don’t have much free time (2 kids and a dog!) but you could follow along here, join the newsletter at www.garyruddell.com and come join in on LinkedIn www.linkedin.com/in/garyruddell You’ll meet a lot of great people.

[@PrashantSinghYadav-sd3ug]

oh Okay sure sir..@@theGaryRuddell

[@markgreen2170]

...20 mile and hour sign? ...i thought y'all used metric, puzzled

[@theGaryRuddell]

I know. It’s a national disgrace.

[@Ayman_Mo7amed]

how did you know the person's post code ?

[@theGaryRuddell]

The “clients” postcode was known. But not the target. So using it as a data point was a hunch.

[@Ayman_Mo7amed]

@@theGaryRuddell did he tell you his post code or there is a tool I can find it myself ?

[@imachination2560]

Did you already have the postal code ?

[@theGaryRuddell]

No but the client lived in the Leeds area. So it was a guess that there’s a chance the target is in the Leeds area. Got lucky!

[@bluegizmo1983]

Super interesting! But what was the actual investigation for/trying to uncover??

[@theGaryRuddell]

I can’t say! NDA! 🤫

[@swapithebear]

Which software are you using??

[@davetaylor7664]

What route would you have gone down if Leeds didn't bring up anything?

[@theGaryRuddell]

Yeah this is something I need to revisit. My initial thoughts are that I would have been stuck!

[@CubensisEnjoyer]

I searched "upscale hookah lounge uk" on Google and did not find anything in 10 pages of results. To me the wall lighting could just as easily be seen in a nightclub so next I searched "club hookah lounge uk" and found the same picture on the 4th page of results, not bad. But this is also with me still assuming its somewhere in the UK. Going in blind, I likely would've ran those searches for all 8 countries that played in the WC on 29 Nov. Also I checked the highlights and USA/Iran wore the kits seen on the TV screen, so knowing me I probably would've spent way too much time looking in the USA and Iran first lol.

[@theGaryRuddell]

Good work! Nice to see people trying to find their own ways!

[@SaugatRGM]

which software is that you are using?

[@theGaryRuddell]

Just photo editing software. Any will do. This is Affinity Photo

[@josereyes1148]

I want to learn OSint for private investigation, background checks etc. can you recommend any training courses or a path I should take?

[@theGaryRuddell]

I don’t really have any course recommendations. Books are good though. There’s loads on Amazon. It really depends where you live. You don’t need a license for it here in the UK. In the USA it’s a licensed profession etc. so check your countries rules.

[@JimmyS2]

Wouldn't checking the image metadata have helped also with the location, date etc..

[@theGaryRuddell]

What image metadata? This was taken from an Instagram post.

[@JimmyS2]

@@theGaryRuddell yes, correct i missed that point 👍

[@Rundik]

I wonder how much he charged for googling shisha bars at the known location 😂

[@theGaryRuddell]

£0

[@zeiadabdelmaged2807]

Enjoyed the video! What photoeditor is that?

[@theGaryRuddell]

Affinity Photo 😊

[@PeterAdiSaputro]

It's interesting. Are you a government (police) officer or private cyber investigator ? How did you decide to start searching for the location in the photo in Leeds ?

[@theGaryRuddell]

I’m ex Military Intelligence, now a Cyber Threat Intel specialist. Leeds was a hunch based on the client being based in Leeds!

[@PeterAdiSaputro]

@@theGaryRuddell Currently, are you working independently (in your own business), part of a private company, or still in a government agency ? So the client who uses your services in this case lives in Leeds, so you suspect the location he is looking for is also in Leeds ?

[@theGaryRuddell]

@PeterAdiSaputro that’s right. The client was there so we made the assumption that the target might be there too. I’m ex Military Intelligence and currently a Cyber Threat Intelligence specialist for the private sector.

[@Crazysummerdays]

Amazing, you are a very good investigator. I challenge you to find the Indian guru who escaped from South India Nithyananda.

[@theGaryRuddell]

Nah too busy for that malarkey!

[@stevemillington3849]

17:49 no, the sign is leaning to the left. If this is a reflection of it, then it would be angled the other way 🤷🏻‍♂️ The Google view isn’t flipped and neither is the photo. It can’t be that sign

[@theGaryRuddell]

😝 did you not watch the video? We literally found the inside view of the bar…

[@stevemillington3849]

@@theGaryRuddellI now realise it is a window. I thought it was a reflection of the window behind

[@theGaryRuddell]

@@stevemillington3849 boom 💥

[@joelticknor5816]

What screenshot application did you use? Loved this

[@theGaryRuddell]

I use Cleanshot X 😊

[@joelticknor5816]

​@@theGaryRuddellthank you so much!

[@Kalla-eg4hp]

Can you do block and Wight cctv footage in to colour

[@theGaryRuddell]

This has nothing to do with cyber or OSINT. But if you simply Google it, you’ll find tools like this: neural.love/video-colorization

[@AlejandroRios-p4g]

Hi Gary, Great video. Would you mind saying what software did you use for the image analysis. Thank you

[@theGaryRuddell]

It’s Affinity Photo but you can use pretty much any photo editing software for this!

[@SCUBAdfq]

If you don't mind me asking, How much would you charge a private investigator for a task like this? I dabble in this myself and am only just finding out there's a whole field behind it.

[@theGaryRuddell]

It really depends on the cost of living where you are and who the client is. It could be anything from £10 to £5,000 🤷‍♀️

[@firosiam7786]

How to check for cameras open in my location giving us live feed using osint

[@theGaryRuddell]

www.earthcam.com/mapsearch/

[@theGaryRuddell]

Also Shodan might help

[@firosiam7786]

@@theGaryRuddell oh cool

[@jvaldez1947]

How did you know that it was in Leeds ?

[@theGaryRuddell]

The client who requested the image be found was from Leeds. So a rough guess.

[@sirsneedster]

What photo editor is that?

[@theGaryRuddell]

Affinity Photo, why?

[@sirsneedster]

@@theGaryRuddell thanks. Because it looks like it could be a good substitute for photoshop

[@theGaryRuddell]

@sirsneedster it was. Until the AI stuff came in to play!

[@sirsneedster]

@@theGaryRuddell oh shoot, so what’s the go-to tool now?

[@theGaryRuddell]

@sirsneedster for editing? Photoshop!

[@melissat2056]

what photo editor software is this?

[@theGaryRuddell]

It’s Affinity Photo. But it doesn’t matter. All image editors can do these things.

[@envyjen6915]

i have a question..if everythig about a profile is fake..and only require the location..what should a person do inorder to find this person

[@theGaryRuddell]

I don't fully understand the question. You want to find where someone lives? Or works? Or real time location?

[@envyjen6915]

@@theGaryRuddell yes.. Real time location.. If that is possible

[@theGaryRuddell]

@envyjen6915 so…here’s what you do. You join the Police or the Intelligence Community. Wait for that person to commit a serious crime that requires realtime geo-location. And then you get a warrant. And then you go find them. Or, get a Court’s permission to find them.

[@envyjen6915]

@@theGaryRuddell and if that person is from another country... Anyways.. Thank you

[@theGaryRuddell]

@@envyjen6915 you still need to follow the laws of the countries you're operating in.

[@arturklarecki7256]

What about meta data from the photo itself?

[@theGaryRuddell]

Impossible. It’s a screenshot of a video on Instagram. The meta data would be about the device the screenshot was taken on.

[@arturklarecki7256]

Make sense. Thank you for explanation@@theGaryRuddell

[@Artistsunderground]

@@arturklarecki7256also social media platforms strip the exif data so it would be a waste of time.

[@chessone3469]

How did you know the postcode?

[@theGaryRuddell]

That was the one piece of info I got on the task. And remember, that was the postcode of the client, not the target. I made the assumption that the target might be in a rough proximity.

[@CelebrityPlayhouse]

this video was really cool, if i wanted to pursue this as a career what would the job title be? OSINT Specialist maybe?

[@theGaryRuddell]

Hey! Yeah OSINT specialist/analyst - also SOCMINT too (social media intelligence). Or just Intelligence Analyst :)

[@B001-nj3dr]

Where can I study cybersecurity? Any tips??

[@theGaryRuddell]

Yep. Here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hKayY4l_mtSLkMU

[@CricketVarun]

Hey ignore my handle name, but I really appreciate your videos. I am currently learning practical ethical hacking from TCM Sec, you can consider me as a total noob at this point. But I love the OSINT thing. Any advice for a newbie?

[@theGaryRuddell]

Handle is great! We are all many things! TCM is really nice! 👏🏼 advice for a newbie on OSINT: I guess I’ve covered a fair amount of it here on the channel but I’d recommend learning Maltego and Google Dorking. Two skills you’ll need for sure!

[@CricketVarun]

Thank you So Much for the advice & I am looking forward to see many more amazing videos from you. @@theGaryRuddell once again thank you.

[@pkosta24]

Hi, If I will send you a video, you'll be able to tell me the street from the video?

[@theGaryRuddell]

Hey, maybe, but I don’t take requests like this unless they are through companies. Don’t want to risk giving into to potential stalkers etc. That’s not me saying that you are one, just me explaining why I don’t take random requests like that 👍🏼 if you do have a business enquiry, please reach out and I’ll see what we can do 😊

[@AbolfazlFazlollahi]

how find a person ?

[@theGaryRuddell]

Shout their name using a megaphone and hold a bunch of flowers.

[@F3PIZZA]

What computer program are you running?

[@theGaryRuddell]

The photo editor is Affinity Photo. But all photo editors can do this 👍🏼

[@F3PIZZA]

@@theGaryRuddellthanks, dude! 😊

[@sohammane4793]

Why not enhance the image Quality

[@theGaryRuddell]

Like using some AI image enhancer? Got any recommendations?

[@ChasingRabbits.]

Now tell me what if you had not known to search in Leeds. That's a big advantage to begin with. It is clear that it's a public place with a shisha in it. So 10 minutes in Google Maps checking all 20 or so shisha bars is all ot takes. Did it myself, not much of a special intelligence sourcing technique.

[@theGaryRuddell]

Yep exactly. I’m not sure without the Leeds lead. Remember, you still have to be capable enough to do the ID and verification of the image. These days I’d probably try some of the AI geolocation tools that are popping up.

[@hengee90]

​@@theGaryRuddell If you were feeling fairly confident (but not 100%) in your answer, would you have gone to the place in person as a "customer" to check out more details? (Assuming, that is, you were already relatively close to the location.)

[@theGaryRuddell]

@@hengee90 Absolutely!

[@Pem7]

Great video 🤞🏾

[@theGaryRuddell]

Very kind 😊

[@freshkicks23023]

Little bit of background I know exactly where to look

[@free-bible-study]

Truly incredible ❤❤

[@EchoCode-o9w]

Not that impressive. If you hadn't had the clue that it was from Leeds there's no way you could tell where the picture was taken. How would you figure it out then if you hadn't got that clue?

[@theGaryRuddell]

Yeah I would have been stuck then. But fortunately, I did have that piece of information. Such is life.

[@bagerfrede]

The match was USA - Iran. Maybe knowing to look for Iranian owned shisha places would have helped you find it quicker? The two flags are literally on the screen

[@lkaranam322]

but he wouldn't get the correct location. the client was from Leeds city..so he tried to pul the thread and it worked

[@theGaryRuddell]

Yeah I would have struggled if we didn’t pull that thread

[@davetaylor7664]

the 20mph sign... well done!!

[@theGaryRuddell]

Yeah that was a fun little detail!

[@carlmed1960]

Step aside Sherlock Holmes Gary Rudell is here!

[@theGaryRuddell]

Elementary CarlMed 😜

[@darkshadow5845]

Honestly even looking at something like yelp to get similar potato quality photos to the original would give you a better look at a more current state of the inside of the place.

[@theGaryRuddell]

Yelp still exists?!

[@PixelVibe-RGB]

The names have changed since this video was released. The Halo Lounge has become the ShaSha Lounge. And the Grove Café has become the Route 66 "Pizza, Burgers..." Also, the road sign (Maximum 20) has been straightened.

[@theGaryRuddell]

They straightened the sign!? We must fix this.

[@IfarxmanI]

The ultimate stalking guide

[@theGaryRuddell]

Some of us get paid to do professional ‘stalking’ 😉

[@CYLITM]

I know you did more, but for this case, all you had to do was find the right game, then look at the hookah, know it's that type of club, look though Google Maps photos (comparing), and locate it.

[@theGaryRuddell]

Correct.

[@Soyodev]

Ok i would probobly never think of adjusting the color of the image well played gg

[@theGaryRuddell]

And now you will! Knowledge has been gained 😊

[@AndresGarcia-ul1wk]

Amazing!

[@zem5467]

Rainbolt would have a field day with this one

[@theGaryRuddell]

Yeah I’d love to give it to him without the Leeds intel

[@mauritzrheeder1968]

Do not work. Gives any photos ou there. Do not even pick up the photo's loaded from the internet

[@theGaryRuddell]

Hey sorry can you rephrase this? I can’t understand what you mean.

[@kylezimmer6245]

That's a good book you've got behind you there

[@theGaryRuddell]

Sandworm?

[@MizanRahmanmizansustcee]

Thanks bro ❤

[@theGaryRuddell]

Welcome 😊

[@schwartzenheimer1]

Well played!

[@theleninone]

just like on the Baker Street 21 investigation

[@theGaryRuddell]

What’s this?! I’m intrigued!

[@theleninone]

@@theGaryRuddell Sherlock Holmes house as i remember

[@theGaryRuddell]

Ah yes my other video! Gotcha!