Here is the template on how to get a suspects name when the police and local news outlets refuse to publish it. Archive: https://archive.today/a81Yz From the post: >>🕵️ Here’s exactly how I identified him using only public records step-by-step with no insider info: 1. I checked http://RecentlyBooked.com for recent Denver arrests matching “child prostitution.” → Only 1 arrest on March 30, 2026 2. I looked up the inmate booking details on Denver’s official Inmate Search (http://denvergov.org/inmatesearch) → Confirmed name: Eric Douglas McCoy, DOB 02/25/1972, 54-year-old white male, 6’3”, 250 lbs, brown hair, hazel eyes. Booking #2026530346. 3. The booking record lists the case number. I searched it on the public Denver District Court docket https://public.denvercountycourt.org/Case/Quick → Full case: 26CR01579— The People v. Eric D McCoy charged with child prostitution-soliciting-arrange, prostitution-soliciting-directs, sex assault 10-year age gap attempted → $50,000 cash-only bond. Currently in Denver City Jail. Next hearing: Preliminary/Disposition on 4/27/26. 4. I then used his name and DOB to pull his criminal history from http://CBIRecordsCheck.com → he is a CONVICTED CHILD SEX OFFENDER DPD chose NOT to release his name in their press release, citing “concerns about the possible impact of pre-trial publicity.” That’s their decision. This does NOT prohibit me, a Denver citizen, from sharing information obtained through public records. Arrest records, booking details, and court dockets are open under Colorado’s Criminal Justice Records Act. Transparency helps victims come forward and keeps our community safe. If you have information that could help detectives, contact @DenverPolice (they’re actively seeking other possible victims).