How to find out who TPed my yard?
115429
As for what the police said about targeting your house. Don't put a lot of thought in that. It still may have been a random act. Now, if something like this has happened before or happen again in the future. Then, it's time to start analyzing things. As for finding out who did it. Ask the neighbors to find out if anyone saw anything. If you have kids in school. Ask them to keep their ears open, but don't react or try to retaliate if they do hear who did it. The kids that did this won't be able to keep their mouths shut about this. They'll have to brag about their accomplishment. I hope that you do find them. I'd love to see how much trouble they get into from their parents when mom & dad have to write you a check for the damages. Good Luck
186599
If its by email, you can turn on a function in your email to see the source IP of the sender.  This IP will at the least tell what ISP he is using.  Keep all the emails and call your local police department's cybercrimes division.  If your municipal department does not have one, contact your county or state police departments.\n\nMore directly if it is possible, yes.  Our IT department does it all the time.  One example of a program is called PCanywhere.  I do believe it has to be installed on both machines and the IP address of the pc you are trying to control must be known.
804676
ya u can go to one of those people search websites and type in his name and see what property he owns and his phone # and all that stuff......hope this helps
248246
Contact the county clerk. He/She will be able to tell you the situation with the property. They will also be able to tell you the zoning of the property.
529434
Go to the local county records.
1061071
Although ISPs can provide this information, it is normally only given out as a result of a court order.  Prior to that, you will need log entries that show the exact date and time of the incident (down to the second!) for the ISP to identify the actual user of their system at that moment.  Most IP addresses are assigned dynamically for consumer Internet accounts and change frequently.\n\nIf someone is on a shared system, you will only be able to get information on the location of the gateway, not the exact person behind the firewall.  Business grade firewalls may log enough information for them to determine the user, but you'll need a second court order for that information.  Consumer grade firewalls and routers don't log enough information for a long enough period of time to nail that down.\n\nThe geographic data from whois look-ups is notoriously incomplete or just downright wrong.  Depending on the scope of the look-up, my home IP shows up in New Jersey or in Saint Louis although I'm actually in SW MO, about 300 miles from STL.  This will help you identify the ISP where you need to take your complaint, but won't reliably identify the location of the offending machine.
600488
Just call up the PD and ask them, they will tell you!
356110
How do you know who the person is?  If your neighbor is sure about who it is, go to the cops again and INSIST for some action.  I'm not sure who you'd go to after that but maybe you could ask your state assemblyperson to help you (tell you where to go next).  You'd be suprised how helpful these people are.
555389
FIND OUT WHERE THEY ARE AND STALK THEM!!;-B
487241
try contacting Scotland Yard...
1082071
go to www.iamasnitch.com  or http:/howtograsspeopleup.
924353
You should be able to find the owner through the courthouse. Also, if it's close enough to the road, it may be on city property, and the city would be responsible. Check to see how far off the road is city property. Here, it's 25 feet from the center of the road. The city came and removed a nuisance tree from "my" property by my pointing that out to them.
910435
Check all your credit cards and your accounts.  Check your credit rating.  Advise your bank about what is happening.  Respond to all these offers by letting them know that there is no such person at this address and that someone is using your address without your permission.
593051
OK .. that's done by trace the ip address from the email sent to u ... how is that by .. showing the all header from Ur email .. u will find the time and the ip address .. so . u will know by tracing the ip
206628
If you look really quick, they are in your back yard.\nOh! Just missed them...
99938
As already mentioned every computer uses an IP address and you can find out approximately where that computer is located (the name of the town or county or metropolitan area) easily. Past that you do have to goto the service provider, BUT its not a simply ask kinda thing unless you are law enforcement with a warrant. so if you're worried about some jerk telling you he knows where you are because of your IP address.. its very doubtful.
162581
As morbid as this seems, many grave yards and towns have listings of everyone online and where their plots are.  Most of the time you have to have a membership to a place like ancestry.com.  If you know where he's buried or the funeral home where he was, they have records and can tell you where he was sent for burial.  I found my husband's grandfather by looking up his obituary, calling the funeral home and asking where they sent him.  They were happy to tell me.