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How We Handled a Rock Star’s Cyberstalker Who Decided to Stalk Us, Too

On April 10, 2012 By

A few years ago, we had an unusual case come into our office.  A private investigations firm in a large metropolitan city contacted us, said they were handling a cyberstalking case for a rock star and were we available to track this cyberstalker who appeared to be hiding in our region? If so, they’d [...]

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Tracking People and Ghosts

On March 16, 2012 By

Recently I read several book reviews: one was about a girl who tracks her missing mother, and another a review for a paranormal romance where a sleuth tracked a ghost. Considering the popularity of these books with readers, I thought it’d be fun to write a little about finding people and ghosts (the latter often [...]

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The Day I Tracked a Felon Across Three Counties

On February 17, 2012 By

As those of you who read this blog know, I’m a private investigator. Many people seem to think that means I carry a gun, wear a leather jacket, and regularly push, shove and fight my way through situations. A popular private eye image in books and film for sure. But if you’ve ever met me, [...]

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Valentine’s Day Post: “Lust, Ethics, and the Private Eye”

On February 14, 2012 By

Today at Terry’s Place, a fellow mystery author’s blog, I posted the following Valentine’s Day article “Lust, Ethics, and the Private Eye.” Everybody who leaves a comment between today and this Friday, Feb. 17, is eligible to win a free copy of THE ZEN MAN.

An excerpt of the blog article is below.

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