by Misty Gillis, Genetic Genealogist at BirthParentFinder.com and Jay Rosenzweig, Founder/CEO of BirthParentFinder.com A significant concern for many potential clients revolves around the privacy implications of submitting their DNA to testing...
by Michael R. Depew, Accident Reconstructionist Whether you have been an investigator for twenty years or you are just starting out, there’s a good chance that you will encounter a car accident investigation. It might even be a friend or...
by Deborah Stonebarger, Analytic Investigations Investigators: If there is DNA evidence or firearm evidence in your case, make sure your clients and attorneys hire an expert to review the data and results. Do not assume that the reported...
by Kelly E. Riddle, Kelmar Global Our agency was employed by an attorney that represented a security guard company in a negligence lawsuit. The security company had the contract at a college to provide 24-hour on-site armed security. During the...
by Isaac Peck, Publisher “Just because you’re doing it fast, doesn’t mean you’re doing it right. You could be running in place and not making progress.” That’s just one of many insights offered by Jay Marin, whose...
by Isaac Peck, Publisher Take a star high school football player, then add your typical small-town devotion to football, a private investigator, and a client’s long-held grudge—it can only spell disaster. These unlikely forces converged in an...
by Kevin Stonebarger, Analytic Investigations How many times have you been reviewing a discovery, specifically police reports, and asked yourself: “Didn’t anyone read this before it was finalized?” The answer to that question will...
by Jim Nanos, Senior Contributor at Working PI As private investigators, we live in an era of rapidly advancing technology, where leveraging the right tools and technologies can significantly enhance the efficiency, accuracy, client satisfaction...
by Isaac Peck, Publisher Surveillance in private investigator work is absolutely necessary and extremely challenging. Maintaining discretion while monitoring subjects is critical; any detection can compromise the investigation, since subjects will...
by Derrick St. Fort, Mitigation & Justice In recent years, the use of mitigation in the criminal justice system has gained increasing attention, becoming a crucial element in criminal and civil cases. Traditionally, mitigation has been primarily...
