Accurint has announced the release of Deep Skip, a powerful new search feature offering super-charged search capability. Deep Skip returns locator information on hard-to-locate individuals - even with partial debtor information.

"Our customers can now find debtors when only old or fragmented data is available," said Jim Swift, Chief Product Officer, LexisNexis Risk Management business unit, in a press release. "With the new Deep Skip functionality, Accurint once again raises the standard for all online skip-tracing tools."

Built on Accurint's proprietary data-linking technology, Deep Skip uses the available data to locate an individual and to alert the searcher about property and vehicle ownership and connections to places of business. Deep Skip leverages Accurint's proprietary database of billions of current and historical records and returns immediate results.

"The addition of this intuitive search technology highlights our ongoing commitment to improve the overall effectiveness of the skip-tracing process for our customers, helping them realize the highest return-on-investment," continued Swift in the press release.

Deep Skip is available to Accurint subscribers at the introductory price of 50 cents per search.

For more information on locating and using public records online see:

• "How Public Are Public Records"
• Accurint Provides People/Asset/Real Property Searches
• The Lawyer's Guide to Fact Finding on the Internet
• How to Use the Internet for Legal & Investigative Research