This book is designed for individuals studying to become investigators, as well as investigators of all types and with all levels of experience. The author shares what his research and experience have taught him in his 46 years as an investigator. He does not claim to have all the answers, as there is something new to be learned about investigations and people every day. Though no claim is made to be a definitive thesis on how all investigations should be performed, It will certainly provide useful perspective to professional investigators in terms of evaluating their approach to working cases. This highly useful reference describes the range of investigations for which the professional investigators services may be required, and how to accomplish them, including:

• Criminal investigations, surveillance, arson and insurance, skip tracing, and missing persons.
  
• How to obtain governmental records to locate people, and sample reports for skip tracing.
  
• Helpful advice for testifying in court including witness and evidence preparation trial tactics
  used by attorneys and investigators rights as a witness.
  
• The rules of professional conduct
  
• Numerous online database service providers and websites will facilitate faster searching for
  investigation related research.
  
  An unparalleled guide to the ins and outs of investigation, this Guide to PROFESSIONAL INVESTIGATIONS belongs on the shelf of every professional and trainee in the Profession.