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A Few Holiday Investigation Stories
It’s been a hectic holiday season for us, but not because of shopping and partying–no, for us it’s the season people do crazy stuff that gets them into trouble, then they (or their a… more →
Guns, Gams, and Gumshoes
A Few Holiday Investigation Stories
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wrote 2 days ago: It’s been a hectic holiday season for us, but not because of shopping and partying–no, f … more →
Answering Writers' Questions: Do DNA Samples Have to be Perfect?
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wrote 1 week ago: Today we’re posting a few questions asked by writers about DNA at crime scenes. WRITER … more →
Answering Writers' Questions: How Do We Know if a Potential Client Is a Bad Guy?
wrote 1 week ago: In this post, we answer a writer’s question about how do we know if a potential client is actu … more →
Tips for Developing a Trial Attorney Character
wrote 2 weeks ago: Tips for Developing a Trial Attorney Character or How to Take Popular Prejudices Against Sharks and … more →
P. D. James dishes on detective fiction
wrote 3 weeks ago: Mention of iconic British mystery writers tends to bring to mind the names of long-dead women—Agatha … more →
A Slew of Sleuth Articles
wrote 1 month ago: First, a freebie: To win a free registration for “Trials 101″ post a comment by December … more →
How to Search for People on YouTube
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wrote 1 month ago: Before we jump into today’s post about searching for people on YouTube, here’s a few fre … more →
Answering Writers' Questions: PIs at Crime Scenes, Website as Crime Scene
wrote 1 month ago: Below are some recent writers’ questions and our answers regarding the probability of PIs bein … more →
Links to articles on catching cheaters, ordering background reports & safeguarding your Internet ID
wrote 2 months ago: Today we’re posting links to articles we’ve recently written on catching cheaters, order … more →
Marketing the Private Investigations Business
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wrote 2 months ago: “Let me explain something to you, Walsh. This business requires a certain amount of finesse.” -Jake … more →
How Does DNA Get to a Crime Scene?
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wrote 2 months ago: We just wrapped up teaching our Crime Scenes, Homicides, and DNA class. As part of the DNA course, … more →
Answering Writers' Questions: Can a Private Eye Get a Police File?
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wrote 2 months ago: Today we’re posting a writer’s question about how a fictional sleuth might go about obta … more →
Locating Members of the U.S. Military Service
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wrote 2 months ago: Today we’re posting a few links for helping writers and others locate members of the U.S. mi … more →
Bored to Death: Tips from a Couple of PIs Who're Also Writers
wrote 2 months ago: We’re hooked on Bored to Death, the new HBO series about a writer moonlighting as an unlicense … more →
Answering Writers' Questions about PIs: Crime Scenes, Naming Sources
wrote 2 months ago: This post, we’re answering writers’ questions about crime scenes and naming sources. Crime Sce … more →
Online Writing Classes Support Creative Genius
wrote 2 months ago: Online writing classes will not make a student creative, but a good online writing class can support … more →
Writing Classes Online Improve Performance
wrote 2 months ago: Writing classes online aim to produce quality writing which should improve performance in many field … more →
Writing Classes Online Provide Comfort Food for Thought
wrote 2 months ago: Writing classes online are available at www.zazew.com for those with sophisticated writing skills an … more →
White Collar Crime: Who Really Got the Post-Divorce Assets?
wrote 3 months ago: This past weekend, we presented “Skips, Lies, and Videotape (How a PI Finds People, Investigat … more →
