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The incident that ends up on the news was visible for weeks. It was happening outside the perimeter your team watches.
Fraud investigator. OSINT specialist. The person behind 58,846 documented fake job removals from LinkedIn and dozens of published employment fraud investigations.
As Seen on Fox News Radio, Bloomberg This Weekend, The Wall Street Journal, NBC News, and Entrepreneur.
The Wall Street Journal covered The Profiler's investigative work exposing the recruitment fraud networks that LinkedIn has failed to stop — and the methodology behind 58,996 documented fake job removals.
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Presenting for the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners, New York Chapter — why LinkedIn's employment field functions as a trust exploit, how to spot a fabricated employment claim, and a repeatable OSINT framework for documenting company impersonation. NASBA-accredited, 2 CPEs.
Register at NYCFE.org →Nine LinkedIn company pages. Over 400 fake job listings. 48,000 followers. Zero employees. Not one of these companies exists. The Texas Attorney General is now investigating LinkedIn for deceiving users about the safety of its platform — and this petition directly supports that pressure. Sign to demand LinkedIn stop telling people their listings are authentic while doing nothing to protect them from the threat actors already operating inside it.
Fraud hides in patterns. Scammers count on people not looking close enough, not cross-referencing, not following the thread all the way to the end. That's what I do.
On May 13, 2026, I had the pleasure of speaking to a room of police, FBI, and cybersecurity executives about my work as The Profiler.
Read the RecapNational coverage of The Profiler's investigative work removing tens of thousands of fraudulent job listings from LinkedIn.
Read the CoverageFront-page coverage in The Wall Street Journal documenting The Profiler's two-year campaign exposing fake job networks on LinkedIn.
Read the CoverageEntrepreneur magazine on how Jay Jones — The Profiler — has identified and reported nearly 60,000 fraudulent job postings targeting workers worldwide.
Read the CoverageThe investigator behind 58,996 fake job removals. Jay Jones. The Profiler.
Learn MoreDocumented takedowns. Fraud networks dismantled. Evidence on record.
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