The NCPTF provides investigative expertise and resources to law enforcement agencies worldwide on cases involving missing, exploited, and trafficked children. Our goals are to bring children home, bring predators to justice, and train investigators based on lessons learned. Mr. Branzetti is the former Deputy Chief of Intelligence at the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office assigned to oversee terrorism and cyber-crime-related investigations. He retired from the NYPD in 2015 after 22 years of service and during the final six years in Intel, he was the commanding officer of the Cyber Intelligence Unit. He has been involved with criminal, financial, and terrorism investigations, cyber intelligence, human intelligence, source development, and intelligence collection, analysis, and dissemination.

Kyle is currently assigned to the criminal investigation division as a detective. He has worked on crimes against children since 2016. He has attended several courses related to call detail records, social media investigations, and open-source intelligence and has used this training to assist with the recovery of missing and exploited children and identify sexual predators leading to their apprehension throughout the United States. Kyle also volunteers with the National Child Protection Task Force as the Director of Investigations. NCPTF has allowed Kyle to share his training and experience with agencies worldwide, helping agencies locate and arrest sexual predators in several countries.