The case of the week began when my client, “Jessica”, explained to me that her husband, Gary, had sexually molested and abused their two girls. Charges of sexual abuse toward children obviously need to be taken very seriously. So to help determine the truth, I asked Jessica if I could interview the girls along with…
Our case of the week was an agonizing one, exacerbated by the fact that Father’s Day has just passed: It involves a father whose daughter was lured into the world of amateur porn. “Paul” had my mobile phone number as he is a long-time corporate client and a highly successful entrepreneur in the Southern California…
My case of the week started out as a typical marital surveillance job, but ended up having a huge twist. As a backdrop, our firm has performed thousands of surveillance jobs (in all 50 States and many foreign countries). A few days ago a woman called my staff in our San Diego office. She requested…
Before you call us or another firm to try and find your birth parents, let me give you some guidelines and tips based on our involvement in thousand of cases finding birth parents over the past 40 years.
A few thoughts on the Baltimore riots, Super moms and problems with teenagers this morning: Over the past few days, I’ve been watching the “war-zone” in Baltimore, Maryland as people react to the death of Freddie Gray after his arrest on April 12, 2015. The scenes were eerily similar to the 1992 Los Angeles riots…
Last year, I followed the news about the unfortunate case of Hannah Graham, an 18-year-old, second year student at the University of Virginia. 5’11” with a slender build, light brown hair, and blue eyes, the last time any of her friends saw her was at an apartment complex on September 13, 2014 after she left…
There’s a chilling video (that recently made the Internet rounds) in which a 22-year-old woman, Carlesha Freeland-Gaither, being kidnapped from a street in Germantown, Pennsylvania. This post discusses the case: the kidnapping, the resolution, and the suspect in the case.
Truth is almost always stranger (and scarier) than fiction. That’s certainly the situation with the news coming out of Evansville, Indiana, where a woman was found after being missing for 2 months and being held captive in a wooden cage. Fortunately, this story has a positive ending. This post discusses details of the Evansville case…
As a former Supervisory agent with the Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs (what is now the Drug Enforcement Administration), many people think that I would have a strong opinion on the marijuana legalization debate. The truth is: I don’t care about that argument. The way I see it, there are pluses and minuses on…
In 2012, Jerome Cahuzac, the then Budget Minister of France, was forced to leave the French cabinet after it was exposed that he had hidden assets in the form of millions that were stashed away in secret bank accounts in Switzerland and Singapore. It has recently been reported by many publications, including the Daily Mail,…
