Want to Become a Private Investigator? Learn What it Takes. There is a fundamental ("must have") level of investigative knowledge and skills that successful private investigators possess. These include knowing the rules and regulations of the industry (including licensing regulations), where and how to obtain information, how to properly gather and document evidence, how to interview people, and how to properly report the results of their work. I developed this manual with what I believe specifically addresses vital matters with the rock-solid up-to-date advice and steps necessary to actually become a private investigator.
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Danny Marshall is the Chief Investigator & founder of Advanced Investigative Services. Mr. Marshall has over 20 years of law enforcement (local & federal combined) & investigative experience. These experiences include serving as a Homicide Investigator, Narcotics Officer, Detective In Charge of Burglary Task Force, Internal Affairs Intelligence Unit, Crime Prevention Officer, Officer In Charge of the Special Operations Section, UDAA Task Force & Vice Unit. Mr. Marshall has an educational background in business, criminal justice, & has extensive knowledge in surveillance & investigations.
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This review is from: Basic Private Investigation Manual - Private Investigation Made Easy (Paperback)
This book is "BASIC". Yes it gives you the basic 101 of P.I. but for $19.00 don't waste your money. I paid less for the complete idiots guide to private investigations and got so much more out of it. Danny Marshall should be investigated for stealing my $19.00. This book is 8" X 5" 54 pages with large text. I had this read cover to cover in about 30 mins. and I am a slow reader. Do yourself a favor and pass this one up just due to price. I would pay $5.00 for this book.
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