By admin A St. Louis private investigator is trying to reopen a 33-year-old murder case in hopes of proving that the murder was committed by a serial killer that had been in the area during 1982. JoAnn Tate was viciously murdered in front of her two young children, aged four and seven. Melissa Davis was the seven year old who
Read moreBy Brian Willingham I had a long conversation with a client (now a former client) the other day, and I came away pretty angry. I backed out of the project after I learned of the client’s intentions and realized that I would have to float in the proverbial grey area in order to do the work for this client. As
Read moreBy Brian Willingham A few weeks ago, I was asked the following question via email: “I am wondering if you would be able to get a person’s education history and degrees, etc., with just their name and date of birth?” Like all good questions, the answer is maybe. First, there is no simple database in which you can type in
Read moreBy admin Mississippi legislature turned down a bill last month that would have codified the role of private investigators while helping to better legitimize the profession within the state. Mississippi is one of only four states left in the U.S. that have no laws on the books regulating private investigators, and lawmakers claimed that they do not believe crooked PI’s
Read moreBy Brian Willingham Private investigators are known to be a pretty secretive group. Kind of like the photo you see above. While some investigative firms like to perpetuate the “cloak and dagger” image, we are not one of them. So let’s turn back the curtain on some of those not-so-secret weapons. Social Media If you haven’t figured it out already,
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