The Business
Video Surveillance Evidence: Are Digital Copies Admissible?
Recently, a private investigator posted the following in an association’s listserve to which I belong and it raised some seriously... Read More
Chasing Ghosts: Skip Tracing the Toughest to Find People
While the methods vary depending on the complexity of the search, there's one proven method of finding almost anyone: persistence. Read More
Homeland Security Announces New National Terrorism Advisory System
Office of Public Affairs U.S. Department of Homeland Security Public Affairs Guidance April 20, 2011 BACKGROUND For federal, state, local, tribal, territorial and private sector communicators: On April 20, 2011 Secretary of Homeland Security Janet Napolitano will announce the implementation... Read More
Command Presence and Providing Efforts that Obtain Results
Obtaining successful results during a claims investigation or surveillance is dependent on the expertise and leadership of the professional investigator. ... Read More
Writing the Perfect Investigative Report
Investigative reports are a P.I.'s work product and a key marketing tool. They should be accurate, logically organized, clear, and concise. Read More
The Science of Anxiety and the Two Faces of Infidelity
In this business we often see checklists — catalogs of clues that a spouse might be cheating. One common clue is anxiety. 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... Read More
40 Red Flags That May Indicate Workers’ Compensation Fraud
Scott Fulmer details common warning signs claims adjusters watch for when searching for fraudulent workers' compensation claims. Read More