Re-examining Private Investigator Ethics in a Divided Political Era
At a time when "truth" has come to feel so subjective, investigators must find ways to keep our minds open—and our political and professional selves separate. Read More
When Your Lover Is a Liar
When relationship fraud isn't driven by sex or money, what's the fraudster's motive? Philip Becnel investigates what makes a "catfisher" tick. Read More
Chasing Ghosts: Skip Tracing the Toughest to Find People
Locating people is one of the tasks private investigators are often called upon to do, but the difficulty of finding someone varies quite a bit depending on whom that “someone” is. This fact is especially true for people on both extremes of the socio-economic spectrum. People who Read More
A Private Investigator’s Take on Social Media
I have been a personal user of Facebook for several years now. I confess, however, that until recently I have used a nom de guerre. I apologize to Facebook for violating its policy, but you see I had my reasons. During this anonymous phase of my Facebook existence, a colleague Read More
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