The April 15, 2026 official and nonprofit-record layer supports a baseline description of Skull Games: a Monument, Colorado 501(c)(3) operating under the legal name Skull Games, publicly branded as Skull Games Solutions, and led by Jeff Tiegs in the captured site presentation. Official site material says the group spun out on its own in 2023 after supporting other organizations, and that the captured site describes analytical and operational support to law-enforcement agencies through a nationwide volunteer task-force model built around OSINT.
This cluster combines two evidence classes that should be kept distinct: public nonprofit records and the organization's April 15, 2026 site capture. The nonprofit layer is strongest on legal identity, address, EIN, and revenue / asset scale. The site layer is strongest on mission, team names, task-force doctrine, and public self-reported impact metrics.
Skull Games.92-3817043.Monument, Colorado.about-page capture says Skull Games ventured off on its own in May 2023.June of that year.2023-07-01.analytical and operational support through law-enforcement agencies.force multiplier for under-resourced agencies.Jeff Tiegs, Ty Canter, Michal Block, Joseph Scaramucci, and Liz Bradt in staff roles.Cynthia Hetherington, Emalee Jensen, Martin McCloud, and Dr. Anthony Randall.sex work creates individual and collective trauma.predators and exploiters, not victims.Jun-Dec 2023 impact-report PDF claims 9 victims recovered and offered services, 73 sex predators arrested, 5 missing children recovered, >400 predators and victims identified online, +2000 people trained, and +30 law-enforcement agencies supported.>5000 hours of investigative support and >200 cases passed.2023, showing $374,105 in revenue and $40,362 in year-end assets.2024-12-01 showed higher top-level amounts, including $982,004 in revenue and $633,881 in assets.2023 detailed extract.Financials and IRS Letter labels, but those were not linked in the reviewed HTML.Atlas Trace retains research captures and provenance records locally. Public
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