missing persons

When it comes to finding a long-lost father, the PI's job is the easy part. It's up to the client to do the hard work of reaching out...and maybe even forgiving. Read More

A veteran investigator recalls her accidental path to becoming a PI and shares the secret to tracking down people even the police can't find. Read More

In the second Sound of Pursuit podcast, we launch our series of sonic PI profiles—glimpses into the lives of real private investigators, in their own words. Read More

A Miami missing persons investigator shares his own history of loss, and how his past drives him to help poor families find their lost children. Read More

A virtual ride-along with an investigator in Thailand, in which a client's Thai spouse goes radio-silent during a visit to her village Read More

The May 2012 podcast of The American Private Investigator with your host, Paul Jaeb of Heartland Investigative Group, features Mike McIntee and Paul Jaeb with the API news segment. Hear about how Lake County officials near Chicago hired a private investigator to look into two Read More

It is always astonishing to me when I read that a staggering 800,000+ people are reported missing on an annual basis and entered in to the  FBI’s National Crime Information Center (NCIC). Additionally, the Office of Justice Programs, Bureau of Justice Statistics reports Read More

Saturday, November 7, 2009, IRBsearch Director of Brand Management and eMedia, Scott Harrell, and I had the pleasure of being invited to attend the Alabama Private Investigators Association (APIA) Annual Meeting. It was great being able to connect with other private investigators Read More