As the made-for-TV premier of The Craigslist Killer gears for its premiere, most of the controversy surrounding the online site has dissipated following the site’s publicized removal of the “adult services” section. The section, which was under public and law-enforcement scrutiny for allowing ads that allegedly promoted prostitution, ceased in allowing adult services ads in […]
Man Released After 23-Year Run
David Ingram, now 48, was on the run from law enforcement officials for 23-years. Convicted of selling Ecstasy, a rare (at the time) drug, the then 25-year-old Ohioan decided to run for his freedom instead of serving a harsh 25-year sentence imposed by the judge. Ingram was arrested in ’88 after a man who hired […]
Private Detectives Investigate Employee “Sick” Days
Approximately half of all US executives take sick days when not sick, a practice known to companies that borders on fraud. While many employees call in “sick” once or twice a year at most –even for “mental health reasons,” others abuse the system by staying sick for weeks, recuperating at sporting matches, on cruises, or […]
Private Detectives In Demand
The increasing Chinese population in Los Angeles has had an impact on the nation’s second largest city; about 500,000 Chinese-speaking people live near LA, and this population explosion has created a demand for both business and service lines that cater to this growing demographic. The demand is being felt by private investigators and detectives in […]
Investigation Sheds Light on Unlicensed Contractors
A hidden camera investigation revealed that the city of San Antonio is plagued with unlicensed contractors who often don’t show up, do show but perform work that’s not in code, and even leave customer’s lives in danger. According to WOAI-TV, a contractor must be licensed to work on all HVAC and electrical work, including tasks […]
