Private Investigators Working to Solve the Murder of Slain British Columbia Real Estate Agent

With private investigators now believed to be working to solve the murder of realtor Lindsay Buziak, Saanich police have revealed more about their own investigation, which has so far led to no arrests.

"One of the first things to lead you (to solving a crime) is the why, and we have not been able to figure that out," said detective Sgt. Chris Horsley, who's working on the file since the incident in February 2008.

"We have theories and strong inclinations that would support the theories, but we have nothing definitive. We never have been able to positively identify why Lindsay was murdered."

This week media outlets reported Buziak's father, Jeff, as saying PIs are now working on solving the murder, but police are not aware of any such investigations.

"If these private investigators are actively speaking with people...we haven't heard of anything. And we normallyl expect to receive phone calls if there's someone going around asking questions about an open case," Horsley said.


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Private Investigator Was Source Of Allegations Against Guergis

While the Prime Minister refuses to divulge the details of “third party” allegations against former cabinet minister Helena Guergis that prompted him to kick her out of caucus and request an RCMP investigation, a recent report suggests it was the work of a private investigator that spurred the move.

A licenced P.I. reportedly came across some information on drugs and the potential threat of blackmail, but it’s not known exactly who that material is linked to. The investigator was apparently following two men, Nazim Gilliani and former CFL player Mike Mihelic.

The Toronto Star ran an investigative report featuring Gilliani last week, suggesting he’d told his associates that Jaffer would open the doors of the Prime Minister’s Office to them. Gilliani and Mihelic are facing fraud charges on unrelated matters.

Jaffer’s company, Green Power Generation, counsels companies offering sustainable technologies on what they must do to meet government regulations, according to Patrick Glemaud, Jaffer’s business partner.

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Canadian Reality TV Star's Family Hires Private Investigator to Clear Name

The family of a Canadian reality-TV performer accused of the sensational murder of his ex-wife has hired a private investigator in California in an attempt to dig up information that might clear the late Ryan Jenkins of the crime.
Jenkins' family is holding a private, invitation-only ceremony in Calgary on Thursday to commemorate the man who was the subject of an international manhunt -- and international media coverage -- after he was named the sole suspect in the strangling and mutilation of Jasmine Fiore before he fled to British Columbia.

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