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0 pointsryanwaggoner2y ago0 comments

Two quick things:

First, you apparently missed this paragraph:

Rather, Lee and Momeni were portrayed by police as being familiar with one another. In the wee hours of April 4, they were purportedly driving together through downtown San Francisco in a car registered to the suspect.

Doesn't sound to me like the reporter is just speculating based on the LinkedIn profile.

Secondly, I'm pretty sure you have the wrong filing. The LinkedIn profile says "Inc", not "LLC", so I think it's probably file #4776106, which is still active, and registered with an address in Emeryville, which is where police were headed to arrest Momeni.

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curo2y ago

I was going off the 2010 date but you could be right. I didn't mean to jump to conclusions; just seems like I'm missing some details that leads to the author's convictions. Probably I'm missing the police portrayals mentioned in the article.

dkn7752y ago

The 911 call data was for an address, he likely linked said address to tax data to get the property owner then did LinkedIn search. Additionally could have used arrest data. 911 and arrest in my city don’t have names but by linkage via methods named it’s possible.

At most he used a radius for the 911 call to check possible names, and had a contact at SFPD or the courts to confirm once he had a name.

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