8 Signs of a Potential Dangerous Person In the Workplace
In the workplace, it’s tough to tell if a co-worker might be dangerous. This list is in no way comprehensive, but here are eight general signs of a potentially dangerous person at work.
Asset Recovery Cases: The Police and Pawn Shops
If your home was broken into, would you be able to quickly provide law enforcement and your insurance company with serial numbers, photos, and/or receipts of everything that was stolen? For far too many people, the answer to that question is: “no”. Police Are Not Always Able to Help in Asset Recovery Cases […]
An Adoption Story: How Adoption Investigation Brought a Family Together
Thirty-five years ago, Nancy Gille made one of the hardest decisions of her life. After holding her newborn baby daughter for only two minutes, she gave up the child that she was sure she’d see again. “I didn’t tell any of my family, I didn’t tell any of my friends back on the mainland and […]
Financial Infidelity – 12 Signs Your Spouse May Be Hiding Money
Although no one gets married with the goal of getting divorced, between 40-50% of all couples end up calling it quits. While many speculate the core reasons about why this statistic is so high, there is no doubt that the emotional and financial fallout can be devastating. One of the more damaging issues in an […]
Are Your Employees as Nice as They Seem? Why You Should Have a Private Investigator on the Inside
Picture this: You are constantly getting bombarded with complaints from your customers about the service at a single location. From rude transactions to mismanaged orders, it seems that no one is having a good experience with your company. Yet, every time you go to the location, the staff seems helpful, friendly and organized. What can […]
Chevron Scrambles to Explain Away Leaked Video Footage – Where Should Investigators Go From Here?
It seems that Chevron will do anything to keep their corporate reputation pristine, including whitewashing soil samples that have been contaminated with oil. On April 8, 2015, Amazon Watch released hours of corporate videotape uploaded by a Chevron whistleblower. Along with the tapes, there was a message: “I hope this is useful for you in your […]
Kurt and Courtney – Can One PI’s Story Reopen The Rocker’s Cold Case?
Today is the anniversary that many 30-somethings remember tragically. On April 5th, 1994, the up-and-coming rock star Kurt Cobain committed suicide at his home in Seattle, WA. Not only did this event shock the music world, but it began a series of investigations into the possibility that Cobain’s death wasn’t as straightforward as it seemed. […]
Is It Time to Fire Your PI? The Top 7 Investigator No-No’s
Contrary to popular belief (and noir fiction), private investigators aren’t above the law. In fact, they have the same rights, responsibilities, and rules as every other private citizen. Unfortunately, there are some private investigators who have bought into the popular hype and consistently break the law in order to get the information their client needs. […]
How Are You Paying for Your Missing Person’s Investigation? Crowdfunding as a Solution
Emma Fillipoff, a beautiful blonde-haired 26-year-old from British Columbia, was last seen purchasing a pre-paid cell phone at an Ontario, Canada 7-Eleven on November 28, 2012. After more than 200 leads and thousands of phone calls, interviews, and news stories, there is still no information about her location or safety. Her mother, Shelley Fillipoff […]
Dog Tags and Tear Stains: Private Investigation Assists with the Roskam Dog Tags Project
It was the summer of 1968 when Ann Sandoval opened the door to find two Marines holding an American flag. Without a word, she had known what they were there for. Alfred Moreno, JR, a boy she was raising as her own, had died in battle in Vietnam. Though Sandoval had tried to talk him […]