July 1, 2008

You can use email to locate people but I’ll tell you up front that the success rate when you have email information available, either a subject’s known email address or an intact copy of an email received from the subject, can be fairly low. Any one who tells you that a person Read More

My friend Scott Olson of the National Institute of Bail Enforcement has always summed it up best: “If you are only advertising to clients in your immediate city, county or region then you are missing a nation full of clients.” While this would most certainly apply to your typical Read More

First, let me articulate, I am not an expert in digital forensics. So warning… if you are an expert you may want to move on to the next article. This article is for fellow interns, aspiring private investigators, the computer challenged, or just to my fellow knowledge Read More

Is cell phone pinging really possible (and legal) for private investigators? We asked reporter Sean Cole to find out. HAL: I became PursuitMag‘s executive editor in the autumn of 2012, but the magazine’s been around a lot longer than that. And back in the summer of Read More

Communication is the life-blood of any relationship. People have to communicate to express their thoughts, desires, and needs. Whether the case you are investigating involves a large corporation’s employees or on a wayward spouse, potential evidence can be found in the devices Read More

Private investigators and security consultants get their fair share of calls from potential clients who are worried that they have been bugged. In my own personal experience well more than half of the calls we receive can be chalked up to a client with some emotional or mental Read More

If any of the following warning signs apply and you are concerned about covert eavesdropping or wiretapping then it would be wise to immediately contact Granite Island Group @ (978) 546-3803, or another TSCM firm and schedule a “Bug Sweep” or TSCM Inspection. However, Read More