Open-source intelligence

Public signals. Private answers.

Nexavorix Intel turns open sources — cameras, road networks, public records and timelines — into clear, verifiable answers for time-critical questions. Every claim is sourced; fact and inference are never blurred.

Live investigation

Teresa Meharg — the I-75 South blind spot

Macon, GA · missing since Jul 12, 2026 · independent open-source analysis

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A working example of our method: an independent reconstruction of a missing-persons case — ALPR coverage analysis, a minute-by-minute route model, ranked departure points, and a live community tool for search teams to mark ground they’ve covered.

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Independent analysis from public data — not authoritative and not affiliated with any agency. If you have information on this case, contact the Bibb County Sheriff’s Office at 478-745-7641 or Macon Regional Crimestoppers at 1-877-68-CRIME.

What we do

Intelligence built from what’s already public

Lawful, open-source analysis that turns scattered public data into a picture investigators, families, and decision-makers can act on — open sources in, verifiable reasoning out, nothing resting on data we can’t show you.

Missing-persons reconstruction

Rebuild last-known movements from plate reads, road networks and timelines — and find where the trail goes dark.

Camera & ALPR coverage analysis

Map where automated readers do — and don’t — see, so search effort targets the blind spots.

Timeline & route modeling

Turn scattered timestamps into a minute-by-minute model with earliest/latest windows.

OSINT & public-record research

Corroborate and source every claim across open records, maps and reporting.

01 · CollectOpen sources only — public cameras, mapping data, records and reporting, logged with provenance.
02 · AnalyzeGeospatial & temporal modeling across real roads and timelines, stress-tested against the evidence.
03 · DeliverSources cited and a confidence ledger — what’s established, inferred, and still unknown.

Submit a report

Seen something? Tell us securely.

Reports go only to the Nexavorix team — never posted publicly. We ask for your name so we can follow up, but you can choose to keep it private, and a phone number is optional in case someone needs to call you.

Your report is transmitted over a secure (HTTPS) connection and stored privately. This form is not monitored 24/7; if someone is in immediate danger, call 911.