About Stolen 911
Welcome to Stolen 911—the premier digital registry and intelligence source for news, updates, and stories regarding theft, fraud, and scams across the United States. Since 2007, we have been dedicated to providing victims, law enforcement, and the public with the tools and resources needed to recover stolen property and bring criminals to justice.
Crowdsourcing Stolen Property Recovery
At Stolen 911, we do more than just track the latest theft and fraud stories; we empower the public to actively fight back. If you have been the victim of a vehicle theft, residential burglary, or any other property crime, you can utilize our platform to build a digital footprint for your missing assets.
How the Registry Works:
- Submit Your Facts: Share the specific details, serial numbers, and photos of your stolen property with us through our secure intake form.
- Digital Indexing: We transform your information into a detailed, search-engine-optimized news article and registry listing.
- Global Visibility: Your case is posted to our public database, where it can be shared across social media networks, indexed by search engines, and frequently picked up by major news outlets.
- Secure Tip Routing: Every article includes a direct link for readers to submit anonymous tips to our dedicated investigators, keeping your personal contact information completely private.
Through this collaborative effort, Stolen 911 has helped recover millions of dollars’ worth of stolen vehicles, jewelry, heavy equipment, fine art, musical instruments, and much more.
Marc Hinch: Founder & Lead Investigator
Stolen 911 was created by Marc Hinch as a public service to help combat the rising tide of property crime. Marc is a Licensed Private Investigator who spent 21 years as an investigator with the California Highway Patrol (CHP), specializing in theft, fraud, and organized crime. During his law enforcement career, Marc served on three distinct Auto Theft Task Forces and was instrumental in the recovery of millions of dollars in stolen assets.
Today, Marc leverages that deep law enforcement experience to manage the Stolen 911 database, vet incoming tips, and conduct private investigations for victims who need dedicated, active case management.
Join the Stolen 911 Community
Together, we can track down criminals, expose scams, and get stolen property back to its rightful owners. Have questions or need to start an investigation?
Contact Marc Hinch & Stolen 911:
📞 Phone: (408) 461-7714
📍 Address: Hinch Investigations (CA PI 189056), PO Box 172, San Martin, CA 95046