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Office of Special Investigations

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The Office of Special Investigations is an organization that provides professional investigative services to commanders throughout the United States Air Force. They had the authority to grant permission for Teal'c to live off base, though they were keeping an eye on the situation and expressing concern about his undesirably high profile in the community. (SG1: "Affinity") The Office of Special Investigations is a division of the United States Department of Justice which handles war crimes investigations of persons in the United States, not to be confused with the US Air Force criminal investigation division. For many years OSI had pursued deportation proceedings against Stefan Anders, an ex-German soldier believed to have brutally killed several prisoners during World War II at a concentration camp. Their chief witness against Anders was Leah Glaser, who claimed that she saw him carry out such activities. The Government Accountability Office's Office of Special Investigations (OSI) is a specialized unit within the GAO created to meet the Congress' need for quick, focused responses to questions and issues of criminal activity, fraud, and abuse. Staffed with senior criminal investigators, its primary mission is to identify and investigate potential fraud, criminal misconduct, and serious wrongdoing involving federal funds, programs, and activities.

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The Office of Special Investigations is a division of the United States Department of Justice which handles war crimes investigations of persons in the United States, not to be confused with the US Air Force criminal investigation division. For many years OSI had pursued deportation proceedings against Stefan Anders, an ex-German soldier believed to have brutally killed several prisoners during World War II at a concentration camp. Their chief witness against Anders was Leah Glaser, who claimed that she saw him carry out such activities. Aside from that, however, OSI had difficulty gathering evidence against Anders due to the simple fact the alleged activities occurred so long ago. The investigation was able to move forward slightly when in the early 1990s the Russians opened up their archives of war materials, and OSI was able to link one record to Anders, with the help of Glaser. It was not until Anders was suspected in Glaser's death that OSI was able to gather evidence from Anders' apartment. It was believed by all sides that this evidence would be sufficient to force his deportation. (L&O: Evil Breeds) The Government Accountability Office's Office of Special Investigations (OSI) is a specialized unit within the GAO created to meet the Congress' need for quick, focused responses to questions and issues of criminal activity, fraud, and abuse. Staffed with senior criminal investigators, its primary mission is to identify and investigate potential fraud, criminal misconduct, and serious wrongdoing involving federal funds, programs, and activities. OSI has two special publications created as a service to the investigative and law enforcement communities. The first publication, Investigators' Guide to Sources of Information (GAO/OSI-97-2) is intended to be a resource for investigators in identifying information sources concerning people, property, business, and finance. The most recent version of the guide was published in April 1997. The second publication, Electronic Law Enforcement: Introduction to Investigations in an Electronic Environment (GAO-01-121G) is a reference tool restricted for use by the federal law enforcement community because it contains sensitive law enforcement information. The guide discusses the various tools, resources, and strategies available for use when investigators encounter electronic or digital evidence. The Office of Special Investigations is an organization that provides professional investigative services to commanders throughout the United States Air Force. They had the authority to grant permission for Teal'c to live off base, though they were keeping an eye on the situation and expressing concern about his undesirably high profile in the community. (SG1: "Affinity")