The cover story in this issue of PI MAGAZINE features an incredible article by Cyber Investigator Michael Morelli of Power House Investigations detailing the vast amount of investigative “gold” contained within normal emails and how to extract this valuable information. Michael is a great investigator and details how the information in our every day emails can become a valuable part of our investigation.
Other articles include Demystifying the Investigative Process by Tony Luizzo and John Gasper and as always a truly insightful article by our own Kitty Hailey and Anthony Colagrecco titled Chaos: When the investigative world and real world collide. Don’t miss kitty and Anthony unique perspectives and gripping writing.
Our regular departments include Stephanie Savory on Business, Marl Battersby reminding us that tax time is coming with his tax column and Internet FYI with Kahrman Ziegenbein. Don’t miss Kevin Toal on process serving and of course, Bill Clutter’s Investigating Innocence column. In this issue we also feature an expanded NCISS update by Wes Bearden and the always enlightening Barry Nixon gets us thinking again on things to come!
Our regular departments include old friend Matt Spaier taking on PI 101, PI History by Daniel Demers, and the much-requested PI Marketing column of John Hoda. Tim Santoni takes on this months PI Perspective with tips to improve your surveillance and tech guru and surveillance expert Harvey Morse is featured in PI Gear review with the new iSpy pen.
PI Magazine is proud to feature the book Getting to the Truth: I am D.B. Cooper by our good friend Joe Koenig and in PI Agency Profile the husband wife investigative powerhouse of Emilo and Rianne Maldonado of Blackhorse Investigations, one of Arizona’s top investigations firm is featured. Don’t miss this and much, much more in this issue of PI MAGAZINE!