Daniel Morgan, 37, from Monmouthshire, was found dead in Sydenham in 1987.
William John Rees, 53, and James Cook, 53, both from Surrey; Garry Vian, 47, of no fixed address, and Glen Vian, 49, of South Croydon are due in court.
Thursday, April 24, 2008
Four on Detective Murder Charge
Four men have been charged with the murder of a private investigator who was found with an axe in his head in a London pub car park 21 years ago.
Daniel Morgan, 37, from Monmouthshire, was found dead in Sydenham in 1987.
William John Rees, 53, and James Cook, 53, both from Surrey; Garry Vian, 47, of no fixed address, and Glen Vian, 49, of South Croydon are due in court.
Daniel Morgan, 37, from Monmouthshire, was found dead in Sydenham in 1987.
William John Rees, 53, and James Cook, 53, both from Surrey; Garry Vian, 47, of no fixed address, and Glen Vian, 49, of South Croydon are due in court.
Investigator: Someone Knows Where Becky Is
A private investigator has joined the search for Bekime Elshani.
Elshani is the Colorado Springs woman who's been missing since March 29th . Her boyfriend, Daniel Dereere, shot and killed himself March 31st, with Colorado Springs Police Officers outside his apartment.
Elshani is the Colorado Springs woman who's been missing since March 29th . Her boyfriend, Daniel Dereere, shot and killed himself March 31st, with Colorado Springs Police Officers outside his apartment.
District Must Explain Object in the Ceiling
Everett School District officials can and should put to rest any lingering controversy over the Kay Powers case. It may be as simple as answering one question:
What was the cone-shaped object that several teachers report seeing in the ceiling of Powers' classroom last spring?
What was the cone-shaped object that several teachers report seeing in the ceiling of Powers' classroom last spring?
Thursday, April 10, 2008
Recent PI Raids on Counterfeiters Raise Concerns About Fakes
In bright orange letters, the sign in the window says "Yes We're Open."
But take a look at the black gate and lock that stretches across the front of Shoes N More at 2903 W. Western Ave., and you'll see a different story.
But take a look at the black gate and lock that stretches across the front of Shoes N More at 2903 W. Western Ave., and you'll see a different story.
Recovery Service Agents See More Business
Brian Turley pulled a tow truck into a Reno supermarket parking lot, leaped out of his cab, hooked a silver SUV to the tow arm and lifted its wheels off the asphalt.
"Seven seconds and it's mine," said Turley, who then went into the store to tell a woman her car had been repossessed.
"Seven seconds and it's mine," said Turley, who then went into the store to tell a woman her car had been repossessed.
PI May be Hired in AIA Case
A private investigator might probe Arizona's high school athletic programs for alleged recruiting violations and other suspected improprieties.
It just doesn't seem right, but the current ultracompetitive high school athletic climate might need another resource to keep those involved in high school athletics from breaking the rules.
It just doesn't seem right, but the current ultracompetitive high school athletic climate might need another resource to keep those involved in high school athletics from breaking the rules.
A PI and Web Designers Help Find Missing Persons
Carl A. Bartol, a licensed private investigator and founder of the Prevent Delinquency Project recently teamed up with two of the Internet's top blog designers in the quest to find missing children and adults.
Each year more than 800,000 children and countless adults are reported missing in the United States. Technorati, an Internet-based search engine estimates that approximately 125,000 new bloggers come online each day. This amounts to millions of blogs and posts every year. In thinking outside the box of ways to aid in the search for missing children and adults, Bartol and his Prevent Delinquency Project (http://www.preventdelinquency.org) teamed up with two of the web's top designers, Ophelia Nicholson (http://www.ophelianicholson.com), and Linda Jackson (http://www.wpskins.org), to develop WordPress blog themes specifically designed to help locate lost loved ones. To their credit, they have completed two such themes to date and more are on the horizon.
Each year more than 800,000 children and countless adults are reported missing in the United States. Technorati, an Internet-based search engine estimates that approximately 125,000 new bloggers come online each day. This amounts to millions of blogs and posts every year. In thinking outside the box of ways to aid in the search for missing children and adults, Bartol and his Prevent Delinquency Project (http://www.preventdelinquency.org) teamed up with two of the web's top designers, Ophelia Nicholson (http://www.ophelianicholson.com), and Linda Jackson (http://www.wpskins.org), to develop WordPress blog themes specifically designed to help locate lost loved ones. To their credit, they have completed two such themes to date and more are on the horizon.
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