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London Investigates: What do you want us to investigate?
London Investigates is our new blog where we will explore a range of subjects. GPS Tracking and the Law, Photography and the Law, Stalking the Stalkers are just three of the articles on our website. You can always suggest what we write about by leaving… Read More »London Investigates: What do you want us to investigate?
STALKING THE STALKERS
He’d come back. As he had for the past couple of nights. Silent, watching her silhouette through the curtains as she picked up the phone. ‘Are you there?’ she said. ‘Yes’, I replied. ‘Don’t worry, I’m not going anywhere’. Little did he know the innocuous… Read More »STALKING THE STALKERS
THE CHEATERS GUIDE TO VALENTINE’S DAY
Love is in the air, but for many couples the black cloud of infidelity could rain on the amorous parade. A loved one buying themselves a PAYG phone has been revealed as the No. 1 way to spot that they may be cheating. The Cheaters… Read More »THE CHEATERS GUIDE TO VALENTINE’S DAY
GPS TRACKING & THE LAW
GPS Tracking & the Law is one of the subjects that every investigator needs to know. One of the techniques routinely used by investigators in the 21st century is the GPS tracker. It is used primarily to aid surveillance and to save money. Trackers were… Read More »GPS TRACKING & THE LAW
THE INVESTIGATIVE INTERVIEW
It is essential to recognise that the key purpose in conducting an investigative interview is to obtain facts/evidence, and to search for the truth, from the interviewee in a fair and proper manner. Best practice is a method called the PEACE model. Planning & Preparation,… Read More »THE INVESTIGATIVE INTERVIEW
Process Server
London Process Server is a kind of dirty word. People hide from them. They try to run them over or attack them. Admittedly, this happens over the pond more than here, but violence against London Process Server is not unknown. Nine times out of ten,… Read More »Process Server
THIEVING LITTLE BRITONS
A leading UK Private Investigator has found that more than three quarters of workers have stolen from their current or previous places of work. The figures show that potentially over £432m of company goods, including laptops, confidential personal data, TVs, and even an office pet… Read More »THIEVING LITTLE BRITONS