Private Investigator Blog

Two useful trends for investigators to know emerged from a study by Easily.co.uk of Internet searching habits. Furthermore the different usage of the Web compared to women was evident in a man’s choice of what information to display on web...
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Too much intrusion of junk mail of the nasty kind has lead Michigan to get more aggressive in blocking unwanted emails. Michigan and Utah have until Friday to create and operate registries of e-mail addresses similar to “do-not-call” lists. Businesses...
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Kids do the darndest things. Such as talking about their personal lives, in detail, in blog...
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Idaho is now requiring personal identification in order to view public records. Ostensibly, this is to deter….what? Misuse of the information? In California, government agencies sometimes hold a driver license in exchange for microfiche but they don’t photocopy the identification....
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Link to each states’ legal resources online. This list is divided by state and categories: Legislative bills, Codes, Regulations, Attorney General Opinions, Newspapers and Law...
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The Iowa Gazette Online has an extensive series on the flaws in the State’s Sex Offender Registry. The addresses of nearly one in four high-risk sex offenders on the list police and the public use to track them in Iowa...
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Bit by bit the Washington State Courts are adding free index searches of public records. Unlike many states, Washington has all county trial court cases listed in one index. As of July 1, 2005, limited Washington Court case records are...
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Do you want to measure a property parcel without leaving your office? Or get an aerial view of an intersection? The free GIS mapping system enables the searcher to do this, and more. Kern County has added the GIS mapping...
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TracNotes reports on a survey from Harris Interactive on cell phone usage. Interestingly, only 39 percent of those surveyed said they would never disconnect their landline. But we know how swiftly technology can change everything. Nearly one in ten (9%)...
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I just knew it wouldn’t be too long after the creation of the Do Not Call list before some commercial entities created a database of otherwise unavailable phone numbers. The Missouri Attorney General has added a mortgage company to its...
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