True crime, detective fiction, book reviews, and works by PIs
Excerpts
14 Client Types Private Investigators Encounter — and How to Handle Them
This article is excerpted from "How to Start a Private Investigation Business," by Edward Panico, with permission of the author.
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Q&A: A Good Man in a Nest of Evil
In his latest book, journalist Curtis Wilkie reveals the story of a brave man who informed on the Mississippi KKK.
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Excerpt: “Two Truths and a Lie,” by Ellen McGarrahan
In Two Truths and a Lie, reporter-turned-PI Ellen McGarrahan recounts her quest for the truth about a decades-old murder and offers profound insights on grief and justice.
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Investigating Pink-Collar Crimes: Vigilance Is Everything
Too often, victims of pink-collar crime never see justice done. But vigilance can decrease your chances of falling prey.
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Elder Abuse in Long-Term Care Facilities: An Introduction
Kelly Riddle, author of Nursing Home Abuse Investigations, defines the types of elder abuse and neglect he's seen in his years investigating claims.
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Excerpt: “Cleantech Con Artists: A True Vegas Caper”
In this excerpt, author Jim Rossi meets a charismatic conman working the Las Vegas startup circuit, and he devises a plan to unmask him. Read More
Book Review & Excerpt: Confessions of a Private Eye
In his memoir, Utah private investigator Scott Fulmer offers a backstage pass to his most complicated cases, from kidnapped kids to disappeared diamonds. Read More