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Editor’s Message 5.10.21 – On Disasters Not Quite Averted

How does a FEMA disaster preparedness drill relate to business processes in your small firm? Hal Humphreys reflects on crisis management vs. staying ahead. Read More

April Webinar: Leadership

Kim Green

Hal Humphreys talks leadership with Kelly Paxton, a CFE, private investigator, and frequent speaker about pink-collar crime, fraud, and ethics.

Editor’s Message 4.26.21 – Webinar Week

Hal Humphreys

This week's webinar, starring Kelly Paxton, CFE, is all about leadership. Read More

Another Type of Leadership

Clay Kahler

Sometimes leadership is showy and cinematic. More often, it's the everyday extra effort that makes the most lasting impression.

Editor’s Message 4.19.21 – PI Survey Results

Hal Humphreys

The results are in from our our 2021 survey for private investigators! Read More

Editor’s Message 4.12.21 – Leadership & Rest

Hal Humphreys

Private investigator Hal Humphreys reflects on why good leaders need to take time out for themselves. Read More

Editor’s Message 4.5.21: Leadership Takes Practice

Hal Humphreys

Hal Humphreys shares a story about handling criticism and gives a shout out to fellow PI Adam Visnic's leadership chops. Read More

Editor’s Briefing 3.29.21

Hal Humphreys

What constitutes great leadership — as a supervisor, business owner, or industry leader? According to a book by the Netflix CEO, it's about trust and transparency. Read More

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The Business

Extortion (or “Sextortion”) Investigations

Interrogatory Investigation Questions and Responses

LAUSD, the FBI, and What Every Investigator Should Know About an Incomplete File

The Life

Unsung Heroes: Honoring Jonna Mendez, the CIA’s Master of Deception

The Family That Never Existed: A Siquijor Island Investigation

It was supposed to be a simple background.

The Pitch

Second Time Around: 7 Lessons I Learned from Losing My First PI Firm

Running to Catch Up with AI

Building a Successful Private Investigations Business

The Literature

“Catch the Devil”: Pamela Colloff’s Masterful Debut

Review: “The Witch’s Orchard,” by Archer Sullivan

Review: “To Kill a Cook,” by W.M. Akers

Extortion (or “Sextortion”) Investigations

Origin Stories: Ancient Justice

“Catch the Devil”: Pamela Colloff’s Masterful Debut

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Editor’s Message 5.10.21 – On Disasters Not Quite Averted

April Webinar: Leadership

Editor’s Message 4.26.21 – Webinar Week

Another Type of Leadership

Editor’s Message 4.19.21 – PI Survey Results

Editor’s Message 4.12.21 – Leadership & Rest

Editor’s Message 4.5.21: Leadership Takes Practice

Editor’s Briefing 3.29.21

The Best of Times, the Worst of Times

Avi Klein’s Swiss Army Knife of Tools for Locates

Jerry Buting and Reagan Wynn: Interviews & the Reid Technique

Erika Krouse, author of “Tell Me Everything: The Story of a Private Investigation”

Mark & Wendy Murnan: The Mindset of a Business Owner

The Family That Never Existed: A Siquijor Island Investigation

It was supposed to be a simple background.