Frequently Asked Questions

Question: Is an ISP worn outside of the body?

Answer: Yes, ISPs are worn outside of the body and NOT inserted under the skin. An ISP can take on almost any form: jewelry, skin patches, buttons, or other daily wear items.

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Question: Why should I buy a real ISP? Wouldn't the fact that I could be wearing an ISP at anytime deter the attacker?

Answer: We do hope that the attacker fear of a hidden ISP will prevent him from striking. However, it can be assumed than in some cases this possibility will not be enough. Wearing a real ISP is better for the following reasons:

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Question: What if the attacker uses a gun?

Answer: The ISP can not identify an attacker who strikes from a distance. However, a manual attack makes tissue sampling and contaimination by RFID tags a possibility. This make the ISP effective in deterring crimes like abduction, rape, assault, and manual murder. Also, the ISP can prevent a prolonged and brutal handling of the victim by the attacker. Since such an attack maximizes the ISP generated DNA evidence.

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Question: An ISP does not make attack impossible. What good does an ISP do?

Answer: Attacks only need to be prevented or aborted not made impossible. An ISP threatens the attacker with identification and punishment if he does not reframed from or abort an attack. An ISP could hold materials that are irritating which could deter or drive off an attacker. Tissue sampling immediately gives the attacker a 'gritty' sensation. This 'gritty' sensation reminds him of ISP's threat of identification and punishment.

If the attack is not deterred or aborted by the ISP, then ISP evidence will get him incarcerated.

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Question: If an attacker had a wireless tag detector, could he use it to gather all of the victims wireless tags immediately and quickly?

Answer: No. A temporary electro-magnetic attenuator covering some of the wireless tags would make the attacker's wireless tag detector ineffective against them. The attacker would have to take more time to search for them and would be less certain about getting all of them. Also, some of the tissue samplers and penetrating bodies would have no wireless tags at all. These would provide for a chance discovery of an incriminating tissue sample by a third party.

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Question: If an attacker covered himself completely in a moon-suit could he avoid tissue sampling?

Answer: There is no practical defense against ISP identification. A moon-suit attack is risky too. Wearing a moon-suit could warn the victim and make the attacker notable to witnesses. Also, there are issues will preparation, leakage, decontamination, and delays. Also the attacker has the danger of making an error. It is unlikely that a significant number of attackers would restore to such measures. Fewer of them would execute it well with a struggling victim.

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Question: If an attacker searches the victim and all the ISP he finds are intact can he assume that he has avoided tissue sampling?

Answer: Perhaps, if he has actually found all of the ISP units. However, it could be that the attacker has no chance of finding the ISP units 'intact'. This is because some lines of ISPs could be deliberately manufactured to appear to be ruptured. These 'pre-ruptured' ISPs make the attacker uncertain as to whether tissue samplers have been released. The physical appearance of these 'pre-ruptured' ISP would vary randomly confusing the attacker. The attacker will be haunted by the possibility of tissue sampler evidence for the rest of his days and nights.

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Question: What is the use of the temporary wireless attenuator?

Answer: The temporary wireless attenuator prevents the attacker from using his own Wireless Tag Search Device to immediately locate all of the victim’s wireless tags.

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Question: What good does a temporary wireless attenuator that lasts for months or years do? The victim could be long dead by the time the attenuator degrades.

Answer: You have to look at this from the point of view of the attacker and not the victim. For the attacker the long lasting wireless attenuator would prompt him to repeatedly return to the scene of the crime to scan for the victim’s IM with wireless tags. Doing this will increase the attacker's risk of identification. However, not doing so also increases his risk of identification. The attacker’s prior knowledge of this dilemma could deter him from striking in the first place.

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Question: Does contaminating the crime scene with wireless tags from other ISPs make the victims wireless tags undetectable to a Police Search Device?

Answer: No. The wireless tag identification code of every wireless tag can be individually detected by a Police Search Device. Mixing in different wireless tags will not mask over the victim’s wireless tag. For a detailed explanation of this see Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) wireless tag technology links.

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Question: Does a tissue sampler transmit the DNA sequence of the attacker to the Police?

Answer: No. The tissue sample holds and preserves the DNA of the attacker and the victim. The wireless tag of the tissue sampler is used to help the Police in locating the victim's tissue sampler. When the Police locate the tissue sample they take it to a DNA lab to have the DNA it holds within analyzed and the attacker identified.

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Question: How can I be sure that the attacker will be DNA sampled?

Answer: A better question to ask is 'How can the attacker be sure that he will NOT be DNA sampled?'

The attacker does not know the number, location, nor features of the ISPs the victim could be wearing. While it can not be known for certain if the attacker will be sampled it can be said that he will not know that he will not be sampled. Also, the more ISPs the victim has the more likely it is that the attacker will be sampled.

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Question: Won't there be a big problem keeping records on all of those ISPs codes?

Answer: No, there might be no record keeping problem at all. A companion package could be sold with each ISP. This companion package holds a small sample of the ISP contents. This companion package would be in trusted to a third party. If foul play is suspected on the victim, then the third party gives the police the companion package. From it the police gain the wireless code and all other information relevant to the victim's ISP. No one needs to know of the victim's wireless code until it is needed.

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Question: What if I swallow a tissue sampler?

Answer: Tissues samplers can be made to be non-harmful if taken into the body. Only non-toxic materials can be used in the tissue sampler and EM. The wireless tag can be enclosed in materials that would allow it to both communicate and resist digestion.

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Question: I have legal questions.

Answer: For any legal questions consult your own professional in law.