By Jeff L in Attorney Services, Background Checks, Chicago, Crime, Criminal Background Check, Criminal Records, Debugging - Electronic Countermeasures, Harrassment, Illinois, Infidelity, Investigations, Police Records, Private Investigator, Safety, Screening, Security, Stalking Cases, Stolen Property, Surveillance Services, Technology, Terrorism, Theft Investigations, Violence, eavesdropping, harassment, legal papers, process service, robbery, service of summons, subpoena service at May 12th, 2010 |
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There are numerous reasons for hiring a private investigator, ranging from Infidelity, Asset Search, Locating People to Business Investigations, Theft, and Background Checks. Private Investigators conduct services that we, as citizens, have no background on, like surveillance, counter-surveillance, and electronic monitoring.
Investigative agencies are comprised of individuals with various levels of expertise; many have conducted some of high profile investigations, and each investigation requires an expert with different talents.
20 Plus Reasons to Hire a Private Investigator:
- Conduct surveillance
- Business background checks
- Undercover “sting” operations
- “Mystery shopper” or “mystery client” projects
- Conduct an asset search
- Identity Theft
- Infidelity investigations
- Child custody cases
- Welfare investigations
- Personal injury investigation
- Insurance fraud claims
- Divorce & family law investigation
- Fraud/embezzlement investigations
- Sexual harassment claims
- Locate missing persons
- Polygraph/lie detector tests
- Serve subpoenas/official documents
- Stalkers/predators investigations
- Forensic investigations
- Check public records in court
There’s no way to predict if you’ll need a professional investigator, so the best advice is to remember that a Private Investigator may be the key to solving your problems.
Should you have questions, or need investigative services, please don’t hesitate to contact us. If we can’t help you, we’ll put you in touch with someone who can
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By Jeff L in Chicago, Crime, Illinois, MSI Detective Services, Mug Shots, Safety, Security, Surveillance Services, Violence, Wanted, robbery at January 18th, 2010 |
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Guilt was all over their faces…in the form of black magic marker.
Police received a call Friday November 2009 that two men with hooded sweatshirts and painted faces had tried to break into a man’s home in Carroll. Responding units found the vehicle described by the caller and stopped a car matching the description. They were taken aback by the men in the vehicle. CNN reported that,
There were no ski masks or stockings pulled over their heads; instead, Matthew Allan McNelly, 23, and Joey Lee Miller, 20, streaked their faces with permanent black marker.
Carroll Police Chief Cayler told CNN the strange disguises made it easier for his officers.
“We’re very skilled investigators and the black faces gave them right away,” Cayler said jokingly. “I have to assume the officers were kind of laughing at the time. I’ve never heard of coloring your face with a permanent marker.”
Allegedly the one of the perpetrators former girlfriend was seeing a man that lived in the house.
Anything for love, including prison. Carroll’s Police Chief Cayler;
“I’ve been chief here almost 25 years, been with the department 28½ years and I’ve seen a lot of things that make me laugh and weird things but this was probably the best combination of the two — strangely weird and hilariously funny all at the same time.”
No matter the violence or mayhem indicative of criminal behavior, the easiest method to prevent becoming a victim is to out-think them. If you need help preventing criminal activity, please contact
Perry Myers at Myers Service, Inc.
Tags: burglary, colored faces, dumb criminals, Idiots, magic marker, robbery, stupid criminals, theft
By Jeff L in Chicago, Crime, Illinois, MSI Detective Services, Theft Investigations, robbery at December 13th, 2009 |
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Two Chicago-area banks, one in Oak Brook and the other in Skokie, were robbed by separate men. The two men appeared to be working solo in both cases. The FBI does not believe the cases are related.
MB Financial Bank at 1400 16th Street in Oak Brook was robbed at 5pm on Friday afternoon by a man that gave the teller a note reading that he had both a gun and a bomb. The man got away with an undisclosed amount of cash, leaving a package behind. There were no explosives found by the bomb squad. The FBI describes the robber as a white man, roughly 20 to 35 years in age, who was estimated to be 5′ 10″ tall, medium build and in a hat with an orange “I” emblazoned on it.
Forty minutes later, Chase Bank on West Dempster in Skokie was robbed by a man who stated that he had a handgun. He also took an undisclosed amount of money. This suspect is described as being black, about 5′ 10,” with a medium build. He was wearing a hoodie with “Wild Cats” written on it.
If you have any leads on either suspect, please contact the police:
- Oak Brook Police Department 630-368-8700
- Skokie Police Deparment 847-982-5900
Tags: bank heist, bank robberies, bank robbery, heist, robbery, stealing, stickup, stolen, theft
By Jeff L in Chicago, Crime, Illinois, Security, Violence, murder, robbery at December 5th, 2009 |
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A strong-arm robbery suspect is in custody while the search continues for two others that opened fire during a robbery or Margarita’s Pizza on East 79th Street. The three criminals broke in to the restaurant through a back door at around 12:30 am on Thanksgiving. A scuffle broke out, allegedly between employees and the robbers. Four employees were shot, and a fifth person was beaten.
The injuries were not life-threatening; a man and woman were shot in their sides, another man in the shoulder, while the fourth victim was shot in the chin. The beaten man did not need to go to the hospital.
The police were able to arrest one of the gunmen, arriving before the man was able to flee. Two other men fled and were not apprehended. The police are certain that they will catch the final two suspects.
Mark Smith, of South Greenwood, was charged in court today with aggravated robbery with a firearm and robbery.
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