Background checks not mandatory for Knox Co. school volunteers: "Knox County does background checks on teachers. And it may become mandatory for contractors to do background checks on any employees on school grounds. But what about school volunteers?
A Knoxville mother says not enough is being done to protect your children in school when volunteers are working.
West says she moved from the same county in Florida where Jessica Lunsford was abducted and killed. The convicted killer, John Couey, worked at Lunsford's elementary school."
Wednesday, May 23, 2007
Thursday, May 17, 2007
Search group won’t help investigator
Prince George Citizen - Search group won’t help investigator: "The Prince George Search and Rescue Society will not be helping a private investigator search for a Highway of Tears victim on May 12 in a remote area along Norman Lake Road.
However, search officials say they are not opposed to Ray Michalko's ground search.
'I did receive an e-mail from him stating what he was going to do and asking if we would be participating,' said Ray Ouelette, president of search and rescue. 'We work through the Provincial Emergency Program and under the RCMP, so if we are sanctioned for a search we can help, but we need that official request.'"
However, search officials say they are not opposed to Ray Michalko's ground search.
'I did receive an e-mail from him stating what he was going to do and asking if we would be participating,' said Ray Ouelette, president of search and rescue. 'We work through the Provincial Emergency Program and under the RCMP, so if we are sanctioned for a search we can help, but we need that official request.'"
Elder abuse increasing, county reports
Palo Alto Online: "Santa Clara County agencies are reporting a 25 percent rise in reports of elder abuse, and County Adult Protective Services are struggling to provide immediate response to seniors in need.
'Our seniors, especially those with dementia or in poor health, are vulnerable to elder abuse at the hands of unscrupulous caregivers or con artists,' Santa Clara County Supervisor Ken Yeager said. 'We have to prevent this kind of victimization of our seniors, and abusers need to know that their crimes won't go unpunished.'"
'Our seniors, especially those with dementia or in poor health, are vulnerable to elder abuse at the hands of unscrupulous caregivers or con artists,' Santa Clara County Supervisor Ken Yeager said. 'We have to prevent this kind of victimization of our seniors, and abusers need to know that their crimes won't go unpunished.'"
CPA pleads guilty to fraud charges
North Texas e-News: "Just before his trial was to begin today in federal court, Robert David Neal, a/k/a “Michael Skinner” a/k/a “Albert Davis” a/k/a “David Nelson,” pled guilty to all counts in a six-count indictment charging wire fraud, announced U.S. Attorney Richard B. Roper of the Northern District of Texas.
Neal, a former resident of Trophy Club, Texas, is currently in federal custody because of a supervised release violation stemming from a May 2002 federal felony conviction, also in the Northern District of Texas. The statutory maximum sentence for each count of wire fraud is 20 years in prison and a $250,000 fine. He is scheduled to be sentenced before the Honorable A. Joe Fish on July 24, 2007."
Neal, a former resident of Trophy Club, Texas, is currently in federal custody because of a supervised release violation stemming from a May 2002 federal felony conviction, also in the Northern District of Texas. The statutory maximum sentence for each count of wire fraud is 20 years in prison and a $250,000 fine. He is scheduled to be sentenced before the Honorable A. Joe Fish on July 24, 2007."
Wednesday, May 16, 2007
Fraser Michigan Private Investigator
The PInow.com team would like to welcome their newest investigator in Michigan.
Tim Westphal of Lakeside Investigation, LLC provides a variety of private investigative services throughout Macomb County, MI, as well as parts of Wayne County, Oakland County and St Clair County, MI. Please visit Tim's PInow.com profile page for additional contact information and a detailed list of services provided.
Visit their PInow.com profile page for more info: Lakeside Investigation, LLC
Tim Westphal of Lakeside Investigation, LLC provides a variety of private investigative services throughout Macomb County, MI, as well as parts of Wayne County, Oakland County and St Clair County, MI. Please visit Tim's PInow.com profile page for additional contact information and a detailed list of services provided.
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Fairfield California Private Investigator
The PInow.com team would like to welcome their newest investigator in California.
Clark Meyer of Hat Squad Investigations provides investigative services throughout the Fairfield, California area, as well as neighboring cities. Please visit Clark's PInow.com profile page for additional contact information and a detailed list of services provided.
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Clark Meyer of Hat Squad Investigations provides investigative services throughout the Fairfield, California area, as well as neighboring cities. Please visit Clark's PInow.com profile page for additional contact information and a detailed list of services provided.
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Understanding The Repossession Process
Investigation News - Understanding The Repossession Process - PInow.com Investigator Directory: "Businesses that rent, borrow, lease or offer financing on products face risk of non-payment. When a customer does not make payment, the business stands to lose considerable amounts of money. Investing in a professional investigator with repossession experience can be the best way to collect property legally without losing additional money.
The repossession process today really begins with the way companies do business. In today’s business world, many companies sell products and offer financing at the same time or lease and rent products. In all these cases, there is a risk that the customer will simply not honour their contract and will not pay.
When a customer does not pay, the business has a few options. They can write off the loss, they can keep trying to collect on the delinquent account, or they can repossess the item that has not been paid for. Repossession is a legal process that allows a business to legally take over a product in cases where a contract has been broken. No business likes to repossess – it is a costly hassle and still results in some loss of money – but in cases where money cannot be recovered, repossession lets a company recover some of their lost money and assets."
Understanding The Repossession Process
The repossession process today really begins with the way companies do business. In today’s business world, many companies sell products and offer financing at the same time or lease and rent products. In all these cases, there is a risk that the customer will simply not honour their contract and will not pay.
When a customer does not pay, the business has a few options. They can write off the loss, they can keep trying to collect on the delinquent account, or they can repossess the item that has not been paid for. Repossession is a legal process that allows a business to legally take over a product in cases where a contract has been broken. No business likes to repossess – it is a costly hassle and still results in some loss of money – but in cases where money cannot be recovered, repossession lets a company recover some of their lost money and assets."
Understanding The Repossession Process
Computer Surveillance - What Does it Offer?
Investigation News - Computer Surveillance - What Does it Offer? - PInow.com Investigator Directory: "Computer monitoring software can uncover exactly what computer users are doing online. Anyone interested in installing this type of software, though, needs to select the program carefully.
According to a 2001 American Management Association survey, 77.7% of major U.S. companies used computer surveillance to check employee e-mail, Internet use, phone calls, computer use, and files. Some companies even used computer surveillance to videotape workers. The reason is not hard to see: According to IDC Research, 30 to 40% of Internet use during work hours is for personal use. Employers are concerned that they are losing worker productivity, thanks to employees who use work hours to surf the Internet and to send personal email. Employers are also concerned that workers who use company computers to commit fraud crimes, or use the system to send sexually explicit materials may embroil the company in a lawsuit."
What is computer surveillance?
Computer Surveillance - What Does it Offer?
According to a 2001 American Management Association survey, 77.7% of major U.S. companies used computer surveillance to check employee e-mail, Internet use, phone calls, computer use, and files. Some companies even used computer surveillance to videotape workers. The reason is not hard to see: According to IDC Research, 30 to 40% of Internet use during work hours is for personal use. Employers are concerned that they are losing worker productivity, thanks to employees who use work hours to surf the Internet and to send personal email. Employers are also concerned that workers who use company computers to commit fraud crimes, or use the system to send sexually explicit materials may embroil the company in a lawsuit."
What is computer surveillance?
Computer Surveillance - What Does it Offer?
Who Should Use a Polygraph?
Investigation News - Who Should Use a Polygraph? - PInow.com Investigator Directory: "A polygraph can be a useful tool that can be used as part of a larger investigation to get answers. However, businesses interested in using the test need to follow the law to the letter to avoid legal action.
Polygraph tests have caused a lot of controversy and have generated many myths over the years. In November 2006, A Jacksonville, Florida firefighter fought the results of a polygraph test that he says was inaccurate. The man took the test as part of an internal investigation into an incident which allegedly involved nooses being placed on his uniform. The polygraph results suggested deception, but the firefighter has always consistently claimed that he found nooses on his uniform – an act that can be seen as a hate crime or a form of harassment. Administrators of the test are defending the polygraph as a reliable tool but the firefighter and his attorney are pointing out the many documented studies that suggest the test is highly fallible."
Should you look to a polygraph to get answers?
Who Should Use a Polygraph?
Polygraph tests have caused a lot of controversy and have generated many myths over the years. In November 2006, A Jacksonville, Florida firefighter fought the results of a polygraph test that he says was inaccurate. The man took the test as part of an internal investigation into an incident which allegedly involved nooses being placed on his uniform. The polygraph results suggested deception, but the firefighter has always consistently claimed that he found nooses on his uniform – an act that can be seen as a hate crime or a form of harassment. Administrators of the test are defending the polygraph as a reliable tool but the firefighter and his attorney are pointing out the many documented studies that suggest the test is highly fallible."
Should you look to a polygraph to get answers?
Who Should Use a Polygraph?
Tuesday, May 15, 2007
Lawyer Blows Up at Process Server : ServeNow.com
Lawyer Blows Up at Process Server : ServeNow.com: "Lawyer Sanctioned After Blowing Up at Process Server
When a lawyer is served with a malpractice suit, throwing the complaint on the floor, ejecting the process server for trespassing and yelling 'call 911' are possible responses.
But they're wrong, a Mercer County, N.J., judge says in a $403 sanction order against Robert Conroy, one of the state's leading health care lawyers.
Conroy was in his Bridgewater office on March 20, when Guaranteed Subpoena Service Inc. sent a representative to serve a malpractice suit by a doctor Conroy had represented in a complicated transaction.
But Guaranteed reported back to the plaintiff's lawyer: 'Not served! Entity was evading service. Threw service at server, stating he was trespassing and would be arrested if he didn't leave.' "
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Process Server News
When a lawyer is served with a malpractice suit, throwing the complaint on the floor, ejecting the process server for trespassing and yelling 'call 911' are possible responses.
But they're wrong, a Mercer County, N.J., judge says in a $403 sanction order against Robert Conroy, one of the state's leading health care lawyers.
Conroy was in his Bridgewater office on March 20, when Guaranteed Subpoena Service Inc. sent a representative to serve a malpractice suit by a doctor Conroy had represented in a complicated transaction.
But Guaranteed reported back to the plaintiff's lawyer: 'Not served! Entity was evading service. Threw service at server, stating he was trespassing and would be arrested if he didn't leave.' "
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Process Server News
Friday, May 11, 2007
Bail Bonds News Roundup, May 11, 2007 - AboutBail.com Bail Bond Agent Directory
Bail Bonds News Roundup, May 11, 2007 - AboutBail.com Bail Bond Agent Directory: "This past week, the staff at AboutBail.com were reading stories about silly criminals, savvy bondsmen, bounty hunters accused, and legislation. Here were the stories that fired our imaginations this week:
Update: Mexico Frees Americans Held as Bounty Hunters
MEXICO - Last week, the staff at AboutBail.com - not to mention people across the country - were following the story of five Americans accused of acting as bounty hunters in Mexico. The five were arrested in Naco, Sonora, on May 2, because bounty hunting is illegal in Mexico. This week, though, the five men have been released, because a Mexican prosecutor found that there was a lack of evidence. The five -- Raul Arellanes Valdez, Richard Polanco, Richard Polanco Jr., Harold Lewis, and a 13-year old - are all back in the US now. (NogalesInternation.com, May 8, 2007)"
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Bail Bonds News Roundup, May 11, 2007
Update: Mexico Frees Americans Held as Bounty Hunters
MEXICO - Last week, the staff at AboutBail.com - not to mention people across the country - were following the story of five Americans accused of acting as bounty hunters in Mexico. The five were arrested in Naco, Sonora, on May 2, because bounty hunting is illegal in Mexico. This week, though, the five men have been released, because a Mexican prosecutor found that there was a lack of evidence. The five -- Raul Arellanes Valdez, Richard Polanco, Richard Polanco Jr., Harold Lewis, and a 13-year old - are all back in the US now. (NogalesInternation.com, May 8, 2007)"
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Bail Bonds News Roundup, May 11, 2007
Bail Bonds News Roundup, May 4, 2007 - AboutBail.com Bail Bond Agent Directory
Bail Bonds News Roundup, May 4, 2007 - AboutBail.com Bail Bond Agent Directory: "This past week, the staff at AboutBail.com had plenty to discuss. The news media was filled with stories about the bail industry. From another bounty hunting arrest in Mexico to legislation changes, here are the stories that captured our attention:
Bondsman in Louisiana Charged with Theft and Insurance Fraud
TEXAS - A Bondsman in the Rapides Parish region was arrested this past week by members of the Louisiana State Police Insurance Fraud and Auto Theft Unit. The man, Wayne Thomas, was charged with multiple counts of theft and Failure to Remit Insurance Premiums. The investigation leading to the arrest began when allegations were made that Thomas received payment for bonds, but never remitted the money to the bail bonding company. Since bail bonding is considered an act of insurance in Louisiana, the investigation was conducted by the Louisiana Department of Insurance. (Insurance Journal, May 2, 2007)"
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Bail Bonds News Roundup, May 4, 2007
Bondsman in Louisiana Charged with Theft and Insurance Fraud
TEXAS - A Bondsman in the Rapides Parish region was arrested this past week by members of the Louisiana State Police Insurance Fraud and Auto Theft Unit. The man, Wayne Thomas, was charged with multiple counts of theft and Failure to Remit Insurance Premiums. The investigation leading to the arrest began when allegations were made that Thomas received payment for bonds, but never remitted the money to the bail bonding company. Since bail bonding is considered an act of insurance in Louisiana, the investigation was conducted by the Louisiana Department of Insurance. (Insurance Journal, May 2, 2007)"
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Bail Bonds News Roundup, May 4, 2007
Wednesday, May 09, 2007
The upside of infidelity
globeandmail.com: The upside of infidelity: "Till death do us part? Nah. It's till cheating sex do us part. Sexual fidelity is the sine qua non of marriage.
But is it all bad when an extramarital affair happens?
As a gentleman I know helpfully explained over his pinot noir in a downtown Toronto bar, 'Sex is the life force, Sarah.'
Indeed. And an extramarital affair is a huge life-changing event, nothing short of transformational - if, that is, you don't hide in deep guilt and denial from why you did it."
But is it all bad when an extramarital affair happens?
As a gentleman I know helpfully explained over his pinot noir in a downtown Toronto bar, 'Sex is the life force, Sarah.'
Indeed. And an extramarital affair is a huge life-changing event, nothing short of transformational - if, that is, you don't hide in deep guilt and denial from why you did it."
Friday, May 04, 2007
Online investigator has targeted others
Online investigator has targeted others: "The individual whose online investigation pushed the Grand Junction Police Department to probe suspected “Internet improprieties” of a local high school administrator said this was not the first time he has conducted an online sex sting.
The independent Internet investigator, calling himself “Heather Sorbel,” said in a series of e-mails to The Daily Sentinel that he has repeatedly set out to scare suspected online predators into turning themselves in.
Sorbel declined to say how many times he has conducted online stings in the past, but said, “Internet solicitation is so rampant that if I, or any other citizen that is doing this, went to the police with every pervert I came across, those departments would be overwhelmed.”
Sorbel said he was compelled to contact news agencies because he thought the “chatter” might be Grand Junction High School Athletic Director John Walker, someone “in a position of authority over children.”"
The independent Internet investigator, calling himself “Heather Sorbel,” said in a series of e-mails to The Daily Sentinel that he has repeatedly set out to scare suspected online predators into turning themselves in.
Sorbel declined to say how many times he has conducted online stings in the past, but said, “Internet solicitation is so rampant that if I, or any other citizen that is doing this, went to the police with every pervert I came across, those departments would be overwhelmed.”
Sorbel said he was compelled to contact news agencies because he thought the “chatter” might be Grand Junction High School Athletic Director John Walker, someone “in a position of authority over children.”"
Buying A Gun in Georgia
13WMAZ.com Eyewitness News Local Headline: "With no criminal history and no red flags on a background check, the Virginia Tech shooter easily bought two guns. He later used to kill 32 people.
The massacre has many people wondering, what are authorities and gun dealers doing to keep guns out of the wrong hands?
Owner of Eagle Gun Range in Macon, Hamp Dowling, says if you're a law abiding citizen with no criminal history, buying a gun shouldn't be a problem. You can walk in and walk out with a gun in a matter of minutes. There is no waiting period in Georgia."
The massacre has many people wondering, what are authorities and gun dealers doing to keep guns out of the wrong hands?
Owner of Eagle Gun Range in Macon, Hamp Dowling, says if you're a law abiding citizen with no criminal history, buying a gun shouldn't be a problem. You can walk in and walk out with a gun in a matter of minutes. There is no waiting period in Georgia."
Couple accused of insurance fraud
Couple accused of insurance fraud - baltimoresun.com: "A former Baltimore police officer and his wife reported crimes that never occurred to receive insurance payments they were never entitled to, according to a federal indictment unsealed yesterday.
Michael B. Nelson, 26, and his wife, Tierra Spencer Nelson, 23, were charged with conspiracy to commit mail and wire fraud. The couple are accused of filing falsified reports on a car never stolen, a burglary that did not happen and a fictionalized traffic accident, court papers say. If convicted, they could receive up to 20 years in prison on each count of the five-count indictment.
Court papers say the scheme involved submitting falsified reports worth nearly $10,000 in insurance claims for the Nelsons. The couple also were paid fees by others to file fraudulent paperwork for them, according to the indictment."
Michael B. Nelson, 26, and his wife, Tierra Spencer Nelson, 23, were charged with conspiracy to commit mail and wire fraud. The couple are accused of filing falsified reports on a car never stolen, a burglary that did not happen and a fictionalized traffic accident, court papers say. If convicted, they could receive up to 20 years in prison on each count of the five-count indictment.
Court papers say the scheme involved submitting falsified reports worth nearly $10,000 in insurance claims for the Nelsons. The couple also were paid fees by others to file fraudulent paperwork for them, according to the indictment."
Thursday, May 03, 2007
Poor e-mail archiving haunts subpoenaed firms
Investigation News - Poor e-mail archiving haunts subpoenaed firms - PInow.com Investigator Directory: "When Intel acknowledged two weeks ago that it may have lost months worth of e-mails involving about 100 employees, including top executives, the legendary Silicon Valley company seemed caught off-guard. Experts wondered how a $35 billion corporation. The answer may be surprising: Outside of heavily regulated industries like financial services and health care, most companies do a poor job of managing their e-mail."
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Wednesday, May 02, 2007
Real Estate Fraud Is On the Rise: Protect Yourself
Investigation News - Real Estate Fraud Is On the Rise: Protect Yourself - PInow.com Investigator Directory: "Real estate fraud is on the rise. Knowing the popular scams out there and knowing how to protect against this type of criminal activity is essential.
Real estate fraud is an umbrella term for criminal activity involving real estate – criminal activity that usually amounts to little more than theft. According to new statistics, the problem seems to be getting worse. The FBI reported that in 2005 alone, real estate fraud cost the country at least $606 million. The Treasury Department is tracking 35% more suspicious through 2006. The IRS reports that cases of mortgage fraud that have been brought to their attention have been doubling every two years, starting with this decade. This worrisome trend means that all real estate investors and homeowners should be on the alert."
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Real Estate Fraud Is On the Rise: Protect Yourself
Real estate fraud is an umbrella term for criminal activity involving real estate – criminal activity that usually amounts to little more than theft. According to new statistics, the problem seems to be getting worse. The FBI reported that in 2005 alone, real estate fraud cost the country at least $606 million. The Treasury Department is tracking 35% more suspicious through 2006. The IRS reports that cases of mortgage fraud that have been brought to their attention have been doubling every two years, starting with this decade. This worrisome trend means that all real estate investors and homeowners should be on the alert."
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Real Estate Fraud Is On the Rise: Protect Yourself
Is Your Ex Avoiding Child Support?
Investigation News - Is Your Ex Avoiding Child Support? - PInow.com Investigator Directory: "Many parents and children are in financial difficulty today because parents are not paying the child support ordered by courts. Hiring a private investigator can help parents augment resource-strapped legal systems so that payment can finally be made.
Deadbeat parents cost children a lot of money. In the state of Hawaii alone, more than half a billion dollars represents the amount of delinquent child support payments. According to 2005 statistics, the state is only able to successfully collect 40% of delinquent accounts. The District of Columbia is not much better, collecting only in 37% of cases. Most states have passed laws to get deadbeat parents to pay up — in some states; parents who fall behind on their child support can find their pay checks cut, their credit dinged, or their licenses suspended.
Despite the legal measures, though, parents still report that deadbeat parents do not pay child support. Child advocacy groups point out that some parents move or change identities in order to avoid child support, while others only make a payment or two when threatened with cut pay or loss of a license and then return to non-payment. In many cases, law enforcement and child services simply do not have the resources to find and compel non-paying parents to make payments."
Find out what parents can do that the courts have not tired:
Is Your Ex Avoiding Child Support?
Deadbeat parents cost children a lot of money. In the state of Hawaii alone, more than half a billion dollars represents the amount of delinquent child support payments. According to 2005 statistics, the state is only able to successfully collect 40% of delinquent accounts. The District of Columbia is not much better, collecting only in 37% of cases. Most states have passed laws to get deadbeat parents to pay up — in some states; parents who fall behind on their child support can find their pay checks cut, their credit dinged, or their licenses suspended.
Despite the legal measures, though, parents still report that deadbeat parents do not pay child support. Child advocacy groups point out that some parents move or change identities in order to avoid child support, while others only make a payment or two when threatened with cut pay or loss of a license and then return to non-payment. In many cases, law enforcement and child services simply do not have the resources to find and compel non-paying parents to make payments."
Find out what parents can do that the courts have not tired:
Is Your Ex Avoiding Child Support?
How to Tell Whether a Partner is Having an Emotional Affair
Investigation News - How to Tell Whether a Partner is Having an Emotional Affair - PInow.com Investigator Directory: "Look out for the signs of an emotional affair. Emotional cheating can lead to a traditional affair, so keeping an eye out for the classic signs can help partners outwit pain down the road.
Of course, there is nothing wrong with a friendship. However, friendships do not involve the deception and the type of inappropriate emotional closeness that an emotional affair entails. Despite its name, an emotional affair can involve physical intimacy, although it does not always. What this type of infidelity always dishes out, though is pain: pain caused by a partner who invests more emotionally into another relationship.
Emotional affairs involve someone who builds an inappropriately intimate relationship with someone outside their partnership. This may mean that a husband suddenly starts confiding all his personal and work-related problems to a female co-worker rather than his wife. It could also mean a wife suddenly confiding all her successes and desires to a new male friend rather than her husband. An emotional affair is usually also marked by secrecy – a partner may downplay or outright lie about the amount of time spent with a new partner. Sexual attraction is almost always part of the equation, too, although it is not always acted upon.
How to tell?
Of course, there is nothing wrong with a friendship. However, friendships do not involve the deception and the type of inappropriate emotional closeness that an emotional affair entails. Despite its name, an emotional affair can involve physical intimacy, although it does not always. What this type of infidelity always dishes out, though is pain: pain caused by a partner who invests more emotionally into another relationship.
Emotional affairs involve someone who builds an inappropriately intimate relationship with someone outside their partnership. This may mean that a husband suddenly starts confiding all his personal and work-related problems to a female co-worker rather than his wife. It could also mean a wife suddenly confiding all her successes and desires to a new male friend rather than her husband. An emotional affair is usually also marked by secrecy – a partner may downplay or outright lie about the amount of time spent with a new partner. Sexual attraction is almost always part of the equation, too, although it is not always acted upon.
How to tell?
There are several signs that a partner is having an emotional affair:"
Find out all of the Emotional Affair signs by clicking the link below:
How to Tell Whether a Partner is Having an Emotional Affair
When Does Online Cheating Cross the Line?
Investigation News - When Does Online Cheating Cross the Line? - PInow.com Investigator Directory: "Online cheaters connect with other partners in cyberspace for adventures that range from erotic virtual encounters to basic flirting. While some don’t consider it cheating, many experts agree that online infidelity crosses the line – and can lead to real cheating in person.
Online cheating has many forms. Some internet users log onto online dating sites – or specifically, online dating sites designed especially for discreet married people – to meet someone in person. Many others simply flirt and have affairs online, without ever meeting the person they are speaking with.
What is online cheating?
Some justify “hot chats” as harmless fun, but this sort of behaviour has caused marital rifts – and has even lead to in-person affairs offline. At best, cybersex means that a partner starts spending time with someone besides their partner – time that can better be invested in the relationship. Since online flirting or online sex is simpler and fantasy-based, it can fuel desire even more, leading someone to seek a real-life affair. Of course, there is always the real possibility that the cheater’s partner will be upset and hurt when they find out about such online activity."
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When Does Online Cheating Cross the Line?
Online cheating has many forms. Some internet users log onto online dating sites – or specifically, online dating sites designed especially for discreet married people – to meet someone in person. Many others simply flirt and have affairs online, without ever meeting the person they are speaking with.
What is online cheating?
Some justify “hot chats” as harmless fun, but this sort of behaviour has caused marital rifts – and has even lead to in-person affairs offline. At best, cybersex means that a partner starts spending time with someone besides their partner – time that can better be invested in the relationship. Since online flirting or online sex is simpler and fantasy-based, it can fuel desire even more, leading someone to seek a real-life affair. Of course, there is always the real possibility that the cheater’s partner will be upset and hurt when they find out about such online activity."
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When Does Online Cheating Cross the Line?
Monday, April 30, 2007
Woman arrested for life insurance fraud
NBC2 News Online - Woman arrested for life insurance fraud: "A Punta Gorda woman turned herself in on Friday to face insurance fraud charges and her arrest ended a two year investigation.
Authorities say Gloria Davis Anderson, 57, claimed to be the beneficiary of her broth-in-law's life insurance policy - when the money was actually supposed to go to her daughter-in-law, Tammy Carter.
Perry Anderson originally named Gloria's husband, his brother, as the beneficiary of his $25,000 life insurance policy. But he later changed it to his daughter, Carter.
When Perry died, Gloria told investigators she 'hatched up a little scheme.' She sent correspondence to the insurance company, AFLAC, stating that she was Tammy Carter in order to get the money."
Authorities say Gloria Davis Anderson, 57, claimed to be the beneficiary of her broth-in-law's life insurance policy - when the money was actually supposed to go to her daughter-in-law, Tammy Carter.
Perry Anderson originally named Gloria's husband, his brother, as the beneficiary of his $25,000 life insurance policy. But he later changed it to his daughter, Carter.
When Perry died, Gloria told investigators she 'hatched up a little scheme.' She sent correspondence to the insurance company, AFLAC, stating that she was Tammy Carter in order to get the money."
Wednesday, April 25, 2007
Glenwood Springs Colorado Investigator
The PInow.com team would like to welcome their newest investigator in Colorado.
Dave Stark of Aspen Country Surveillance provides investigative services throughout Pitkin County, CO and Garfield County, CO. Please visit Dave's PInow.com profile page for additional contact information and a detailed list of services provided.
Visit their PInow.com profile page for more info: Aspen Country Surveillance
Dave Stark of Aspen Country Surveillance provides investigative services throughout Pitkin County, CO and Garfield County, CO. Please visit Dave's PInow.com profile page for additional contact information and a detailed list of services provided.
Visit their PInow.com profile page for more info: Aspen Country Surveillance
Phoenix AZ Investigator
The PInow.com team would like to welcome their newest private investigator in Arizona.
Jason Kreider of L.P.I. Group, LLC provides investigative services throughout the state of Arizona, as well as the following states: Alabama, California, Colorado, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Iowa, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, Nebraska, New Jersey, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, South Dakota, Texas, Wyoming and Mexico.
Please visit Jason's PInow.com profile page for additional contact information and a detailed list of services provided throughout Arizona and the other states listed.
Arizona PI License: 1563214
Visit their PInow.com profile page for more info: L.P.I. Group, LLC
Jason Kreider of L.P.I. Group, LLC provides investigative services throughout the state of Arizona, as well as the following states: Alabama, California, Colorado, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Iowa, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, Nebraska, New Jersey, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, South Dakota, Texas, Wyoming and Mexico.
Please visit Jason's PInow.com profile page for additional contact information and a detailed list of services provided throughout Arizona and the other states listed.
Arizona PI License: 1563214
Visit their PInow.com profile page for more info: L.P.I. Group, LLC
Kokomo Indiana Private Investigator
The PInow.com team would like to welcome their newest investigator in Indiana.
Don Martin And Associates provides investigative services through most of North Central Indiana. Please visit their PInow.com profile page for additional contact information and a detailed list of services provided in Central Indiana.
Indiana PI License: PD10600055
Visit their PInow.com profile page for more info: Don Martin And Associates
Don Martin And Associates provides investigative services through most of North Central Indiana. Please visit their PInow.com profile page for additional contact information and a detailed list of services provided in Central Indiana.
Indiana PI License: PD10600055
Visit their PInow.com profile page for more info: Don Martin And Associates
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