Russian TV interviewed a spy working in the United States that could have come from the pages of Ian Fleming’s James Bond stories. Fleming, a one-time covert British agent himself, wrote about Bond working with incredible spy babes. Anna Chapman, who obtained British citizenship via marriage, was recently ejected from the United States with 10 […]
Prostitutes, Websites, & Serial Killers
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 […]
Identity Theft Still Runs Rampant
There were 11.2 million cases of identity theft during 2009, totaling $54 million in cost according to Javelin Strategy and Research’s blog. Javelin issues a yearly identity theft report, which makes it that much more interesting that the blog, written by the company’s CEO had his ID stolen 5-times! There are two types of identity […]
Court Ruling Protects Email Privacy
The Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the US Government must have a valid search warrant before accessing your email files. In the case of the US v. Warshak, the court’s ruling stated that email is provided “strong protection under the Fourth Amendment,” and that law enforcement officials cannot demand a service provider (ISP) […]
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 […]
