Bitcoin’s creator is known only by the pseudonym “Satoshi Nakamoto.” We know what they built and why, but not who they are. For four years, Tyler Maroney pursued that question through a world of cryptographers, cypherpunks, accidental billionaires, true believers, and people who’d rather stay hidden, and the result is the excellent documentary Finding Satoshi.

Tyler is a friend of Pursuit, an author, a fellow investigator, and co-founder of QRI – Quest Research & Investigations. In this episode, he explains how he and his team tracked Bitcoin’s creator: how do you find someone with no name who has dissolved into myth, and how would you know if you’d found them?

Drowning in data but still can’t find the answers?

This PI Education webinar, sponsored by TransUnion TLOxp, focuses on tools to help you sift through mountains of disconnected data and home in on what matters. Hal Humphreys hosts Joe Mangano, Director of Business Development at TransUnion TLOxp, and Kelly Riddle, a private investigator, trainer, author, speaker, and founder of Kelmar Global, to talk about how top investigators are changing the way they work.

How did a summer job at an amusement park lead to owning an investigations firm? Let’s just say the path wasn’t a straight line.
Watch this episode to hear one of the most fascinating P.I. origin stories in the business.

Jennifer Mackovjak of 221B Partners joins the Sound of Pursuit to talk threat intelligence, OSINT, and the tradecraft behind high-stakes corporate investigations.

After a long hiatus, The Beard and The Dome return as Hal Humphreys and John Nardizzi swap their favorite crime-adjacent books, shows, podcasts, and movies of the year—and invite your recommendations in the comments.