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Unveiling Hidden Truths in Digital Inheritance: GOODREI’s New Fraud Investigation Service

In an increasingly digital world, the passing of assets has become a complicated affair, with digital inheritances often buried beneath layers of technology. To tackle this mounting issue, the Japanese company GOODREI has launched an innovative service dubbed 'Inheritance Fraud Investigation 2.0'. This service is designed to prevent irregularities in inheritance by utilizing advanced digital forensic techniques to detect signs of fraud and to support fair asset distribution among heirs.

The Rationale Behind the New Service: Digital Asset Inheritance Issues

The emergence of digital assets including online bank accounts, cryptocurrency, and digital currencies has revolutionized how we handle wealth and transactions. However, in the unfortunate event of a passings, the existence and access methods of these assets can become obscured, leading to significant complications for bereaved families.

According to a survey conducted by GOODREI in 2024, 61% of Japanese individuals aged over 40, with financial assets exceeding ¥10 million, own some form of digital financial asset. Despite this, more than half of these individuals believe that their relatives would struggle to access these assets if something were to happen to them.

This potential for complications has manifested in various cases, as seen in the experiences GOODREI has encountered. Instances have included heirs taking extended control of deceased family members' devices—such as computers and smartphones—while funds from online bank accounts were mysteriously depleted, or cryptocurrencies vanished without explanation. These situations create immeasurable financial and emotional burdens for the surviving family members. GOODREI's new service aims to illuminate these hidden anxieties and protect families by ensuring that the wishes and legacies of the deceased are faithfully passed on to future generations.

What 'Inheritance Fraud Investigation 2.0' Offers: A Deep Dive into Digital Records

This innovative service employs sophisticated digital investigation techniques to probe the digital remnants left on laptops, smartphones, and tablets—similar to those used in law enforcement investigations. It seeks to uncover hidden financial irregularities including:

• - Unusual transactions or transfers from bank accounts before the passing.
• - Signs of data manipulation or forgery.
• - Evidence of digital asset concealment or illegal transfers by certain heirs.
• - Discovery of online banking accounts, brokerage accounts, and cryptocurrency wallets that were previously unknown to the heirs.
• - Recovery and analysis of deleted emails, social media messages, and photos.

Furthermore, the service assists in unlocking devices that are inaccessible due to forgotten passwords and offers support for recovering erased data, ensuring that vital information cherished by the deceased remains within reach.

Use Cases for the Service

This service is particularly beneficial in situations such as:

• - When the financial status of the deceased is unclear and specific heirs are reluctant to disclose information.
• - When there's suspicion of mismanagement or concealment during inheritance discussions.
• - If there are indications that the deceased may have held stocks or cryptocurrencies, but details are scarce.
• - When any digital records such as an ending note suggest financial anomalies or potential password modifications.
• - If substantial debts were discovered after the passing, raising red flags about their context.

Protecting the Deceased's Intentions While Bringing Peace of Mind to Families

GOODREI's 'Inheritance Fraud Investigation 2.0' goes beyond mere digital analytics. The core mission of GOODREI lies in safeguarding the invaluable legacies and wishes crafted by individuals throughout their lives. By revealing the hidden truths, this service helps circumvent unnecessary disputes caused by speculation and mistrust among family members, thus facilitating a just and equitable inheritance process.

In navigating the emotional turmoil of loss alongside numerous legal processes, families can find relief from the burden of uncertainty and focus on honoring their loved ones. GOODREI strives to provide families with the peace needed to cherish their memories without the strain of doubt.

For further details regarding the service, you can refer to their official page: Inheritance Fraud Investigation 2.0.

Professional Insights

Attorney Kiyohisa Tsubouchi comments on the increasing complexities brought about by digital inheritance: “With the rise of digital wealth, accessing it has become more convoluted, leading to disputes during inheritance processes. In cases where there's suspicion of asset concealment or misuse by certain heirs, solid, objective evidence can play a decisive role.

Having participated in numerous inheritance cases, I can attest to the importance of digital evidence. The 'Inheritance Fraud Investigation 2.0' service acts as an essential tool in retrieving data trails to identify wrongdoing, ultimately preventing unnecessary disputes among grieving families.”

About GOODREI

GOODREI specializes in digital asset management, including cryptocurrency recovery and inheritance support, utilizing cutting-edge digital investigative techniques. With the rising complexity of digital asset ownership, the firm is committed to ensuring these properties are preserved and transferred effectively to future generations. The company’s focus on prominent cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin and Ethereum, has seen a significant increase in inquiries, underscoring the necessity of expert advice for secure management.

Upcoming Events

GOODREI will showcase its services at the 'Funeral Business Fair 2025', Asia’s largest specialized exhibition for funeral services and life-ending industry, taking place at Tokyo Big Sight on June 4-5. A presentation on digital asset management will also be conducted on June 5 at 14:45-15:15. Attendees are encouraged to visit their booth to learn more about services such as ‘Inheritance Fraud Investigation 2.0’.

Company Details

• - Company Name: GOODREI Inc.
• - CEO: Kown-Su Suezuki
• - Headquarters: 1-11-12 Nihonbashi Muromachi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo
• - Official Website: goodrei.tokyo
• - Services: Digital estate management, cryptocurrency recovery service, forensic investigation services, drone schools.

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