- Movie Goof (continuity error): In the scene where Hank Deerfield is trying to access his son's financial records via his laptop, he is talking to his wife on the phone. When the camera is on him, he is holding the handset to his ear but when the camera is on the laptop, the phone is visible to the right of the laptop and the handset is on-hook. The logo of a dial-up ISP is displayed on the laptop as it's downloading e-mail. If the laptop is connected to the ISP, he couldn't be using the phone line to make a voice call.
- Movie Goof (revealing mistake): The first video downloaded from the camera phone shows elaborate well-focused telephoto work, as well as a high crane shot of the native people. This type of video could not be shot by the tiny cell phone or by person less than about fifteen feet tall.
- Movie Goof (continuity error): If you follow closely Det. Emily Sanders' car plate, one scene shows the plate, another does not and so on.
- SPOILER: Based on a true story of a soldier, Richard Davis, who, after returning from a tour in Iraq, disappeared. His father, who spent 20 years in the army, began an investigation. It turned out that Davis was murdered by four other soldiers who served with him on the tour. The four men have been sentenced to prison, two for life, another for 20 years, and another for 5 years.
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