THE
COMPLETE IDIOT’S GUIDE TO PRIVATE INVESTIGATING by Steven Kerry Brown
provides practical advice, professional tips and fascinating case
examples. Edmund J. Pankau, rated one of the nation’s top P.I.s gives
it a rave review and I have to agree. This book does more than outline
the ups and downs of private investigating. It offers detailed insights
and exact directions for each aspect of a private investigator’s life
and a guarantee that if you follow those directions you will be a
successful P.I. Not only will you learn how to do a skip trace, you’ll
get the ins and outs of state and public records and how to access
private databases. Interview tips, surveillance tricks and how to
conduct your own crime scene investigation are also included. In fact,
everything from meeting the client to testifying and preparing information
for the judges chambers is addressed in this book. In the chapter
on locating runaways the author even gives advice on computer formats
for transmitting identifying photos. This guide is truly complete.
THE COMPLETE IDIOT’S GUIDE TO PRIVATE INVESTIGATING is a must for
anyone interested in learning about the business of private investigating
and it’s a God send to the mystery writer.
THE
COMPLETE IDIOT’S GUIDE TO PRIVATE INVESTIGATING by Steven Kerry Brown
provides practical advice, professional tips and fascinating case
examples. Edmund J. Pankau, rated one of the nation’s top P.I.s gives
it a rave review and I have to agree. This book does more than outline
the ups and downs of private investigating. It offers detailed insights
and exact directions for each aspect of a private investigator’s life
and a guarantee that if you follow those directions you will be a
successful P.I. Not only will you learn how to do a skip trace, you’ll
get the ins and outs of state and public records and how to access
private databases. Interview tips, surveillance tricks and how to
conduct your own crime scene investigation are also included. In fact,
everything from meeting the client to testifying and preparing information
for the judges chambers is addressed in this book. In the chapter
on locating runaways the author even gives advice on computer formats
for transmitting identifying photos. This guide is truly complete.
THE COMPLETE IDIOT’S GUIDE TO PRIVATE INVESTIGATING is a must for
anyone interested in learning about the business of private investigating
and it’s a God send to the mystery writer.