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Then, she proceeded to google the man’s name and came across the childhood YouTube channel he used to post his projects in middle school.
After that, she went to a website for background checks and typed his name in, finding out personal information like where he was born, his parent’s names, and his criminal record. And all the while, she was jotting this newfound knowledge down in her notes app.
This was not the only incident where Mark had witnessed the abilities of a girl detective. Mark once knew a girl who found a guy through his Instagram with just a picture from his phone case.
Several TikTok users resonated with Mark’s story, and some are even amateur investigators themselves.
“That’s a light recon mission at best,” commented one user.
“Next step is going through all his socials: seeing what photos he likes and if he comments,” proclaimed a fellow social media sleuth.
“I had the same thing, my best mate found my boyfriend based on a band t-shirt he was wearing on the night we met at the bar,” shared a third.
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