I picked up some literature recently that offered some tips on how to spot terrorist related activity. I figured it was something everyone should know about so it’s presented here.

It may not seem related to private investigators, or what I normally talk about in the podcast, but it’s a good example of what we investigators can stumble into during the course of an unrelated case. I’m out on surveillance all the time and recently I’ve seen more of this type of activity. I get in touch with my local Law Enforcement contact and they check it out. Everyone should do the same.

As an aside, if you would be so kind as to write a review on itunes or yahoo, or maybe add me to your favorites over at podcast pickle, that would really be great. I’m trying to get the word out and all the help I can get is appreciated.

Thanks for listening!

 

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Part 2 of my interview with Sean Walsh of Walsh and Associates focuses on the growing problem of Identity Theft. The California Association of Licensed Investigators has released an ID theft tip sheet (sorry for the bad copy, I’ll try to update the link to a better pdf) and Sean and I discussed some of the issues regarding ID theft and how consumers can protect themselves.

 

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I know, I know, you were just DYING for a new episode. Don’t worry, it’s on it’s way. Actually, it’s done, I’m just waiting on a link for the show notes. To hold you over, I’m posting a 1 minute show promo. Feel free to share it with someone you love.

 

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