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Private Investigator Books - Page 1
Private Investigator books, guides and reference manuals are a great way to learn about private
investigations and expand your investigative knowledge. Learn new investigation techniques,
surveillance skills, crime scene intelligence, and more.
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Investigator Book Description - A valuable handbook for investigators working in the private sector. You get what you pay
in this book. This is an effective and valuable investigative manual.
 The
gumshoe go-to private investigation book. Revised and updated.
Easy-to-use and fantastically inclusive, this is the book on private investigation, whether you want to
establish yourself as a professional or just use some of the tools of a P.I. for your own business.
You’ll get the low-down on pre-employment research, tenant screening, adoption searches, safeguarding
yourself from investigation, and much more.
- Completely revised with all-new chapters on skip tracing and due diligence searches
- Skills and techniques for average citizens, as well as professionals
- Includes the most useful and little-known databases
About the Author - Steven Kerry Brown, founder and president of Millennial Investigative Agency, began
his investigative career as a special agent for the FBI. for the past 18 years, he has successfully
managed his own private investigation firm. He’s appeared on such television programs as Hard Copy
and 60 Minutes, and speaks frequently bee civic and professional groups.
 Author of the original
Investigator's Little Black Book, Scott here updates
his "huge collection of investigative resources."
The volume contains an exhaustive amount of
information on topics private investigators might
find pertinent. Wonder what state issued a given
social security number? Scott has the answers. The
investigation reference book begins
with an alphabetical listing of sources. Entries
include phone numbers or Internet addresses
further information. Graphical icons indicate
whether the information is new to the volume or
restricted in some manner. The second section of the
volume includes information on warning signs of
electronic eavesdropping, caliber comparisons, a
guide to concealed weapons, and over 30 more topics
essential to the P.I. Much of the information is
available via phone books and Internet sites the
catch is knowing where to look. Scott has done the
legwork and fashioned a book of practical and
essential information. A great source of information
the professional private investigator and a good
read for the armchair P.I., this is recommended
large public libraries. Karen Evans, Indiana State
Univ., Terre Haute. Copyright 2002 Cahners
Business information, Inc.
 This first edition, 218 page,
hardbound book contains thirteen information - laden
chapters. It thoroughly covers the full range of
issues that today's professional private
investigators must deal with become
tomorrow's successful professional private investigators. Private Investigation How To Be Successful! deals with the thought of entering this
bountiful field up through successful business
operation. This book is written to be read!
The Literary Bridge
"Private Investigation How To Be Successful!" is a
book that is surprising in its content and delivery.
I anticipated a dry, detailed analysis of how to
hide in the bushes while doing a surveillance
without catching poison ivy. Instead, I was rewarded
by an always - interesting, easy-to-read detailed
analysis about becoming a successful PI. This is
definitely a book" for know it alls" because after
you've read it you'll really know it all!" Genero
Capshaw - The Literary Bridge.
 ...the security and investigative
worlds will welcome this long awaited second
edition. - Security Management
...applies equally to those new to investigations or
those lacking practical experience. - Security
Management
At almost 350 pages, the book is packed with
actionable information - Security Management
…an ideal reference tool … ….any one who deals
with computer evidence issues and computer related
investigations. - New Technologies, Inc.
 Right at your fingertips, you can
now have access to thousands of government and
law
Enforcement agencies, records departments, and
licensing bureaus used by private detectives!
Renowned private investigator Joseph Culligan has
done all the legwork - all you have to do is pick up
this private investigation book and find the information you need.
 Fay Faron first discovered her
proclivity for detective work when the houseboat
she'd just bought sank in Sausalito's Richardson Bay
and it behooved her to track down the boat's elusive
previous resident. She is the founder of the Rat Dog
Dick Detective Agency (seriously!) in San Francisco,
and a regular guest on Oprah!. She has
written an informative, entertaining, nay, hilarious
guide for anyone writing about detectives and
missing persons (MPs). Missing Persons tells
us who is most likely to become a private
investigator (PI), who is likely to go missing (or
merely misplaced), and who would want to find them
(hint: "the working PI's motto often is 'The client
is not always right and often is not even sane.'").
We learn how and why people hide their whereabouts,
and how to go about locating them. While 95 percent
of a PI's work is done sitting at a desk, says Faron,
"sooner or later your detective has to actually get
off his duff and go out into the real world and burn
up some calories." This is called "gumshoeing," and
includes such scintillating activities as
surveillance ("newspaper reading, coffee drinking
and bladder rending") and dumpster-diving ("although
I'd sooner admit to wearing Tan- In-A-Bottle to my
high school reunion, I will concede there are lots
of treasures to be found in day-to-day debris"). The
appendices list PI licensing requirements by state
and state laws regarding taping telephone
conversations and such, so you don't make a fool of
yourself. Faron works in fabulous, unbelievable
examples from her 15 years in the business and lines
such as this, about one MP who was discovered to be
alive, not dead: "Dr. Mort had not, in fact, taken a
dirt nap." - Amazon.com
 The authors of this book supply
150 things that the security practitioner should know about investigation. They got one: "Buy this
book." The wide range of topics in the slender volume renders this book an excellent resource
the department administrator, the law Enforcement executive, the supervisor, the hands-on
practitioner, and the occasional investigator. There is no task performed by an investigator that doesn't
receive some mention in this little masterpiece. - Security Management, August 2000
Investigate Life's Biggest Mystery
 The book investigates two very
dichotomous theories on the creation of the universe. Namely, some interpretations of the creation according to the Bible's book
of Genesis, and the creation
according to the scientific record of evolution. The book investigates and parallels a sequential scientific account of the birth and formation of the universe with the Genesis account of creation in the New American Standard Bible, including the creation and evolution of mankind from time zero to the present
time. Read an insightful investigation of why both evolutional and creational theories are true from both a scientific and creational point of view.
Read about creation vs. evolution or
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