Criminals Demand, Your Money or Your Life – Now They Want Both
According to the Georgia Tech Research Institute in Atlanta, those simple five or six letter passwords you’ve been using to secure your computer or restrict access to your online information is just not cutting it – giving criminal hackers (as well as amateurs) easy access to your money and your life. Yes, the shorter passwords...
Worker’s Comp is Costing You Money
Let’s be honest; employees who file fraudulent workers’ compensation claims are thieves – criminals – nothing more and nothing less. Some see it as “easy money” – a victimless crime. Others see it as a way of supplementing what their employer pays them or a chance to “make up” for that low salary or hourly...
The Double-Edged Sword of The Smartphone
Careful! That smartphone of yours could land you in jail. Actually, that’s only true if you plan on committing a crime. If you’re a God-fearing, law abiding citizen you only have to worry about losing all of your money and personal information. The Smartphone; An Investigator’s Treasure Trove A smartphone’s software will leave digital fingerprints...
Was it Suicide – or Murder?
While family, friends and fans grieve the loss of former Atlanta Hawks star Lorenzen Wright, police are trying to determine exactly how Wright died – a puzzle that could have a long term effect on the future of his children as well as the rest of his family. It’s the type of case in which...
Tracking is Stalking
Many GPS equipment manufacturers and retailers are trying to convince people that private investigators aren’t needed any longer – that the days of the P. I. may be numbered due to the technology of the future, the GPS tracking device. The idea is that anyone can buy a tracking device and discover where someone is...
Watching Over Their Innocent Worlds
My wife and I have a rock solid policy; our little girls never, ever go into a public restroom alone…period. They go with each other or my wife takes them.
I’m not paranoid; I’m a parent - and an investigator. And I’ve seen too many cases like the “Magic Jeff” case - the former...
