Gang Stalking
Is Real.
Document It Like
A Professional.
Licensed Private Investigator. 25 years of field investigation. 12 years in law enforcement. Evidence-based methodology — no speculation, no theories, no forum guesswork.
If This Is Happening To You —
You Already Know.
You’re being watched. Your schedule is known before you announce it. Vehicles appear at locations you haven’t mentioned to anyone. People around you seem coordinated in ways you can’t explain.
Law enforcement told you there’s nothing they can do. Forums gave you theories that made things worse. Therapists questioned whether it was real.
This site is not here to validate your experience.
It’s here to help you document it.
The Right Resource
For The Right Person.
This methodology is built for people ready to build a real case — not for people looking for confirmation of what they already believe.
Lance Casey —
Licensed PI.
Not a Faceless Agency.
CA PI License #27617 | Sacramento, California
I spent 10 years in law enforcement and 25 years as a licensed private investigator. I have built case files, worked with attorneys, appeared in depositions, and navigated the legal system across hundreds of investigations.
I didn’t build this channel or write this manual to sell you something. I built it because I kept seeing the same thing: people with real, documentable gang stalking cases who had no professional framework to organize what they were experiencing.
Forums gave them conspiracy. Attorneys wanted a retainer before they’d listen. Law enforcement needed a case file before they could act.
Nobody was giving them the methodology. That’s what this is.
Gang Stalking:
A Target’s Field Manual
How to Document, Investigate, and Build a Legal Case Against Organized Harassment.
- The 30-Day Evidence Baseline — the professional documentation standard
- Surveillance detection: vehicle and foot surveillance logging
- Digital exposure — OSINT explained by a licensed PI
- Federal and state stalking law — all 50 states covered, including 18 U.S.C. § 2261A
- How to approach law enforcement with a case file, not a complaint
- How to hire a licensed PI — credentials to verify, red flags to avoid
- 6 ready-to-use professional templates (Appendices A–F)
The same methodology a licensed investigator uses to build a case that holds up in court.
Available for immediate download
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The Gang Stalking Investigation YouTube channel covers PI documentation techniques, legal education breakdowns, and real-world case studies — at no cost.
No speculation. No forum commentary. The same professional method — in video format, with real examples.
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With a Licensed Investigator?
- Review of your documentation and incident logs
- Assessment of whether your situation meets legal thresholds
- Strategy for approaching law enforcement or an attorney
- Next-step action plan specific to your case
- Written case assessment memo you can take to an attorney
Available by appointment. Confidential. All 50 states.
Verify PI credentials: search.dca.ca.gov — License #27617
Lance personally conducts all consultations.
No outsourcing. No junior staff.
Gang Stalking —
Questions Answered.
Is Gang Stalking Actually Real?
Coordinated harassment, stalking by groups, and organized intimidation are documented legal offenses under both federal and state law. What matters is whether your specific situation is documentable. That’s what this methodology addresses — not the theory, but the evidence.
What If Law Enforcement Already Told Me
There’s Nothing They Can Do?
Law enforcement needs a case file — not a complaint. Most targets arrive with a story. This manual teaches you to arrive with documentation. That changes the conversation entirely. The Field Manual shows you exactly how to build that file.
I’m In a Different State —
Does This Apply to Me?
Yes. The methodology and the legal framework in this manual are applicable in all 50 states. Federal statute 18 U.S.C. § 2261A applies nationwide, and the documentation protocol produces evidence that meets federal admissibility standards regardless of your state.
What’s the Difference Between
the Manual and a Consultation?
The manual gives you the complete professional framework — self-directed, immediate download. A consultation is one-on-one case assessment with a licensed investigator who reviews your specific situation and gives you a tailored next-step plan and written case assessment memo.
I’ve Been Dismissed Before —
Why Would a PI Be Different?
Because I’m not here to validate what you believe. I’m here to assess what you can prove. That distinction is what separates investigation from speculation — and it’s what makes the difference when your documentation reaches law enforcement, an attorney, or a court.
“Documentation is the difference between
a case and a story.”
This manual gives you the professional tools to build the case.