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Select by Year or Issue Number 2010 - Issues: 111, 110, 109, 108, 107 2009 - Issues: 106, 105, 104, 103, 102, 101 2008 - Issues: 100, 99, 98, 97, 96, 95 2007 - Issues: 94, 93, 92, 91, 90, 89 2006 - Issues: 88, 87, 86, 85, 84, 83 2005 - Issues: 82, 81, 80, 79, 78, 77 2004 - Issues: 76, 75, 74, 73, 72, 71 2003 - Issues: 70, 69, 68, 67, 66, 65 2002 - Issues: 64, 63, 62   *Issues Prior to 2002 are currently not indexed. 2010 - PI Magazine Issues Issue #111 - Sept/Oct | #110 - July/Aug | #109 - May/June | #108 - Mar/Apr | #107 - Jan/Feb        Current Issue #111:  September/October 2010     $7.95 (Free US Postage*)    International Postage by Quote                  Article Title Author Type Pg. # Investigators Fight to Keep "Public Records" Public Jane Cracraft Cover 40 Investigator vs. Ohio Police Departments Martin Yant Cover 46 Public Record Update Michael Sankey Cover 50 Reading the Criminal Mind Joan A. Scanlon Feature 20 Let Their Words do the Talking: Text Bridges and the Micro-Action Interview John R. Schafer, PH.D. Feature 34 A Unique Opportunity: Sportsmen in Trouble Ty Cary Feature 52 Consequentialism: Ethics in the Investigative World Kitty Hailey, CLI Dept. 8 To Plea or Not - That is the Question! Susan Carlson, CLI Dept. 12 Don't Forget to Make a Media File David Young Dept. 14 Are You Branded? Grace Elting Castle Dept. 26 Missing Person Cases... they're the same, but different! Kelly Cahalan and Glenn Holmes Dept. 30 Could This Happen To Your Investigation Firm? W. Barry Nixon Dept. 56 Something New! Dept. 61 Inside the Criminal Mind E'Lyn Bryan WAD 65 WAD Takes A Turn for the Best Bob Heales WAD 70 Honour for WAD Member Dick Smith, QPM WAD 71 International News from the UK Richard D. Jacques-Turner WAD 72 Security Snippets WAD 74 Lucky 7: Strategies for Collecting Past Due Receivables Diana L. Garren WAD 76 Top of Page        Current Issue #110:  July-August 2010     $7.95 (Free US Postage*)    International Postage by Quote                  Article Title Author Type Pg. # Not Your Father's Fire Investigation Drew Robb Cover 22 Master Trackers Investigate on Foot Jane Cracraft Feature 32 Investigating Abuse and Neglect in Nursing Homes Jamie Richardson and Stacy Jones Feature 32 What Pis Need To Know About the Use of Credit, Arrest and Conviction Checks Barry Nixon Feature 46 The Third Time Is NOT A Charm! Craig M. Pradarelli Dept. 8 The IronKey Personal S200 Flash Drive Eugene Nielson Dept. 12 Pre-paid cell phones: why every PI needs one Mark Maas Dept. 14 Profits: Plow Back or a Separate Nest-Egg? Mark E. Battersby Dept. 18 Right Side Up: The Investigation of Schemes to Defraud Bill E. Branscum Dept. 28 Evolving background checks into a Reputational Due Diligence model S. Jennifer Sellas-Mannino Dept. 52 The Development of an Alternative Crime Scene Reconstruction Donald R. Schuessler Dept. 56 Statistics on Social Networking Sites Michele Stuart Dept. 61 Safe Hiring: A Holistic Approach WAD 65 International Investigations Richard D. Jacques-Turner, CPP, WAD NEWS Editor WAD 68 WAD Announces New Executive Team WAD 70 WAD Endorses Boston University Program Chuck McLaughlin WAD 71 A Brief Insight into Investigations in China Hai Yang WAD 72 Profile of a Life Member William J. Lapworth WAD 76 Top of Page        Current Issue #109:  May-June 2010     $7.95 (Free US Postage*)    International Postage by Quote                  Article Title Author Type Pg. # Threat Investigations: Steps to Prevent Workplace Violence George Apfel Cover 38 Investigating Stalking Cases Daniel M. Kimmett Cover 44 Media 101: When to call in the press and how to do it Susan Carlson, CLI Feature 26 The Basics of Interviewing or Interrogating Gary Aschenbach, Jr. Feature 30 Conducting Asset Searches for Attorneys Ronald Coleman, CFE Feature 48 Nanotechnology: Don't forget the little stuff Aric Dutelle Dept. 8 Exporting Basic Forensic Investigation Aric Dutelle Dept. 12 Steganography 101 Michael L. Pitzer Dept. 16 Smoke and Mirror Degrees Could Put Your Firm's Reputation at Risk W. Barry Nixon Dept. 18 Investigating a Taser Case Larry Smith Dept. 22 Archive.org Michele Stuart Dept. 56 A 12 Year Quest for Justice Kevin McClain NALI 65 The Legal Investigator and Federal Sentencing Guidelines Rodney P. "Rod" Baker NALI 69 Successful New Approach to Conferences Jane Cracraft NALI 74 W.A.D. News Richard D. Jacques-Turner, WAD NEWS Editor WAD 77 The Trojan Solved It! Robert-Jan Mora WAD 78 Contacts you do not make at your desk Hermann Kaminski WAD 80 Profile of a Life Member Keith Schafferius WAD 81 German court overturns law on phone & e-mail data Melissa Eddy & Verena Schmitt-Roschmann WAD 82 Meet Some of the Seminar Speakers   WAD 84 Glorious Amateurs Needed Charles T. Pinck WAD 86 Are You Working IN Your Business, or ON Your Business? Gary H. Kuty WAD 88 Top of Page        Issue #108     March-April 2010     $7.95 (Free US Postage*)    International Postage by Quote            Article Title Author Type Pg. # Prosecutor's New Tool:Familiar DNA Jane Cracraft Cover 48 DNA Answers from an Expert Aric Dutelle Cover 52 Conducting Witness and Client Locates for Attorneys Ronald Coleman, CFE Feature 28 Digital Forensics: Enlisting for the New Frontier Joan A. Scanlon Feature 36 The Admissibility of Digital Evidence in Court David Hoover Feature 44 Background Checks: Are You a Consumer Reporting Agency? W. Barry Nixon Dept. 8 Business: Profitable Cost Accounting Savings Mark E. Battersby Dept. 12 Business: How to Win the Battle Against Illegal Unlicensed Activity Meagan Bernabe Dept. 16 Business: The Hidden Cost of Unlicensed Competition Allison Pitzer Dept. 20 Investigation: Investigating Trash Sue Marquette Poremba Dept. 22 Investigation: Sources of Public Information Often Overlooked Robert Simmons Dept. 26 Internet FYI: 2010: A MONSTER Year? Michele Stuart Dept. 56 The Legal Investigator and the Autopsy Report Dean Beers, CLI NALI 65 My Heroes Michael Pierson NALI 69 Mission Impossible: Wrongful Death Verdict after 7 Years Thomas Quigley NALI 72 The World Association of Detectives' 85th Annual Conference in Malta   WAD 77 European IKD Project - The 'Leonardo Da Vinci' Program Matthias G. Willenbrink WAD 80 Mitigation Specialists Dr. Robert A. Palmer WAD 82 Investigative Opportunities in a Down Economy Douglas O. Crewse WAD 84 Trans-Siberian Express Vladimir Solomanidin WAD 86 £500,000 Penalty Proposed for Serious Breaches of UK DPA 1998   WAD 88 Top of Page        Issue #107     January-February 2010     $7.95 (Free US Postage*)    International Postage by Quote        Article Title Author Type Pg. # Interviewing the Incarcerated: "It's all the same, only different" George Michael Newman Cover 42 Interviewing Persons with Personality Disorders J. Lucy Boyd, RN, BSN Feature 16 "Gotcha" Surveillance Tips from a Surveillance Veteran CW Sellers Feature 26 Investigating Caregiver Abuse Jamie Richardson and Stacy Jones Feature 34 International Cooperative Effort Finds Coins for Museum/Tibor Csatari's Story is Important Part of Hungary's PI History PI Museum Feature 50 Evidence: iPhone Evidence: The New Source John Minor Dept. 8 Investigation: Trends that Impact Background Screening Firms W. Barry Nixon Dept. 12 Fraud: Fraud Investigation with Strategic Partnerships David S. Murphy Dept. 22 Marketing: Why PI Agencies Fail Jimmie Mesis Dept. 25 Internet FYI: Medical Research Michele Stuart Dept. 54 The Street Interview: Interviewing in the 'Hood: How to Get the Most Information from Gang Members Susan Carlson, CLI NALI 65 The 5 Things that Saved My Business John A. Hoda, CLI NALI 72 WAD News Greg Scott, Chairman of the Board WAD 77 Bio-Secure Drinking Water for Hospitals, Police, First Responders, and Civic and Business Leaders Athol Meder & Steven Einsel WAD 78 Assignment: South Africa Andy Grudko WAD 80 IKD-ODV Annual Executive Meeting   WAD 84 Top of Page 2009 - PI Magazine Issues #106 Nov/Dec | #105 Sept/Oct | #104 July/Aug | #103 May/June | #102 Mar/Apr | #101 Jan/Feb        Issue #106     November-December 2009     $6.95 (Free US Postage*)    International Postage by Quote        Article Title Author Type Pg. # Why'd He Do That?...The Case for Mitigation Investigation Kitty Hailey, CLI Cover 38 "Heal My Wounds" - The "Suicide" of Meriwether Lewis Evedene Bennett Feature 22 Investigating Treatment Programs for Troubled Teens Barbara Berger Feature 27 Truth Be Told Joan A. Scanlon Feature 30 Preserving and Acquiring Cell Phone Carrier Evidence John Minor Feature 44 Perspective: Credibility Kirk R. Menard, LPI Dept. 8 Business: Forever Tax Savings Mark E. Battersby Dept. 10 Business: Qualities of a Good Investigator Sue Marquette Poremba Dept. 14 Forensics: Keeping Abreast of DNA Grace Elting Castle Dept. 18 Investigation: Charges Dismissed Against Massachusetts PI Nardizzi & Associates, Inc. Dept. 20 Process Service: Serving MySpace and Facebook Lawyerist.com Dept. 21 Internet FYI: Cool New Sites of 2009 Michele Stuart Dept. 48 International News: Checking in With Investigators in Australia Jane Cracraft, Associate Editor for Legal Investigations Dept. 80 Crime Scene Photos: Can You Believe What You See? William Elliott, CLI NALI 61 Was I a Hero? Thomas L. Brooks, CLI NALI 69 NALI Mid Winter Conference 2010 in Scotsdale NALI NALI 65 W.A.D. News Richard D. Jacques-Turner, WAD NEWS Editor WAD 73 World Association of Detectives History Richard D. Jacques-Turner, WAD NEWS Editor WAD 74 2009 Conference Report - Rio DeJaneiro WAD WAD 76 Top of Page        Issue #105     September-October 2009     $6.95 (Free US Postage*)    International Postage by Quote        Article Title Author Type Pg. # Recorded Evidence for Private Investigators Paul Ginsberg Cover 38 Protecting Your Business from the "Domino's Effect" Joe Dysart Feature 22 Creating Productive Relationships with Attorney-Clients Jane Cracraft, Associate Editor for Legal Investigations Feature 30 Google Street View for Investigators William Kennedy Feature 46 Understanding and Investigating Native American Gangs George Michael Newman Feature 50 Technology: War Driving: Detecting and Investigating Wireless Network Intrusion Michael Sheetz Dept. 8 Business: Beyond the Standard Deduction for Cars, Vans and Trucks Mark E. Battersby Dept. 12 Business: Consider a Criminology Specialty Ronald F. Worst Dept. 16 Business: Developing an Area of Specialization Craig M. Pradarelli Dept. 18 Miscellaneous: Suicide by Cop Phenomenon   Dept. 28 NewsBriefs: Information Overload Clay Renick Dept. 29 Internet FYI: So, What's New Now? Michele Stuart Dept. 56 The New Executive Council NALI NALI 71 The Legal Investigator's Relationship with Families Dean Beers, CLI NALI 78 Rewarding Injustice: Financial Incentives and Implications for the Investigator Mark Murnan NALI 72 Top of Page        Issue #104     July-August 2009     $6.95 (Free US Postage*)    International Postage by Quote                Article Title Author Type Pg. # Conducting Criminal Records Investigations for Attorneys Ronald Coleman, CFE Cover 40 Will Windows 7 be "VISTA Done Right"? Joe Dysart Feature 18 Do You Have an Operational Fraud Program? William Anderson, CFCi, CAS, CHS III Feature 28 Tell Me No Lies! Joan A. Scanlon Feature 34 Your Next Client Could be City Hall Jane Cracraft Feature 48 Legal: Two States Take Important Steps on Wrongful Convictions   Dept. 8 Perspective: The Case Against Mandatory CE Roger Schmedlen, CPP, CFE, CII, MIPI Dept. 10 Spotlight: McMahon Goes Against All Odds in the Name of Justice Grace Elting Castle Dept. 14 Business: Those Posters Can Increase Your Income!   Dept. 22 Business: FBI's Ten Most Wanted   Dept. 24 Business: Are You Working Smart? Susie Wright Dept. 26 Finances: "ME" Funding 101 Mark E. Battersby Dept. 46 Internet FYI: No More "Hide and Seek"! Michele Stuart Dept. 51 Ethics: Foul Play Kitty Haily, CLI Dept. 54 International News: The World of International Background Checks Jane Cracraft Dept. 69 Child Deaths: Not Evert Tragedy is a Crime Rich Robertson NALI 71 The Usefulness of Historical Research Kathy Waeshe, CLI NALI 76 Mission Impossible: Defending a Felony Assault L. Alexander Toia NALI 75 Top of Page        Issue #103     May-June 2009     $6.95 (Free US Postage*)    International Postage by Quote        Article Title Author Type Pg. # Lethal Weapons Considerations for Pis Mark Maas Cover 38 The Red Flags of Infidelity John G. Tinsley Feature 14 Cell Phone Spy Ware: More Truth than Fiction Thomas Slovenski Feature 18 Investigation of a Drowning Lloyd W. Davis Feature 22 Interviewing the Child Witness Stacy Jones Feature 26 Perspective: The World Knows…Now What? Grace Elting Castle Dept. 8 Fraud: Kessler Uncovers Ponzi Scheme Jane Cracraft Dept. 10 Wanted: Wanted by the FBI: Thousands of Talented Professionals to Serve the Nation   Dept. 35 Internet: Deep Web People Searches Michele Stuart Dept. 47 Internet: New Internet Explorer Could Distort Websites! Joe Dysart Dept. 47 International: Cross-Border Investigations: The Ins and Outs of Investigating in Mexico Craig Lawrence, CPP CAS Dept. 66 How to Become a Safety Consultant Tom Baird, CLI NALI 71 You Need to be Selling, Like it or Not Mark Murnan NALI 76 Have We Gotten Lazy? Thomas L. Brooks, CLI NALI 80 Mission Impossible: Determining the Timing of an Injury Robert H. Joseph, CLI NALI 75 Top of Page        Issue #102     March-April 2009     $6.95 (Free US Postage*)    International Postage by Quote        Article Title Author Type Pg. # Mortgage Fraud: the Schemer - the Scammer - the Slammer John D. Chime, MBA, PI Cover 34 Investigating Teenagers' Activities Jane Cracraft, CLI Feature 20 10 Tips for Interviewing Teenagers Steve Wilson Feature 24 Conventions, Trade Shows and Tax Write-Offs Mark E. Battersby Feature 28 Continuing Education: How Professionals Keep Their Edge Robert A. Dudash, CFE Feature 50 Investigations: 5 Types of Canvasses Made Easy Joseph L. Giacalone Dept. 8 Business: Enforcing Civil Judgments in a Debtor-Friendly Climate Christina Smiley Dept. 10 Professionalism: Those Important Professional Words Jerry Carlton Dept. 14 Internet FYI: WHAT Did That Say? Michele Stuart Dept. 18 International: A Look at the PI's Life in Spain Jane Cracraft, CLI, Associate Editor for Legal Investigations Dept. 68 12 Rules of Testifying at a Trial John M. Lajoie NALI 71 Dealing with Rogue Investigators Thomas L. Brooks, CLI NALI 76 Warning: College Teching May Not Be What You Expect Jim Sylvania, CLI NALI 80 Mission Impossible: Recovering a Child Kitty Hailey, CLI NALI 78 Top of Page        Issue #101     January-February 2009     $6.95 (Free US Postage*)    International Postage by Quote        Article Title Author Type Pg. # Tips for Righting a Wrongful Conviction Craig Lawrence, CPP CAS Cover 34 Keeping It Legal: The Recording Controversy Roger Schmedlen, CPP, CFE, CII, MIPI Feature 18 Digital Forensics: Little Digits with a Big Impact Clay Renick Feature 26 Gang Related Investigations: Diving into a Capricious Arcade Mirror G. Michael Newman Feature 42 Protecting Against Data Theft Pamela Mills-Senn Feature 52 Surveillance: Handling Law Enforcement Contact CW Sellers Dept. 8 Business: Think Like Grandma and Save Money Craig Pradarelli Dept. 10 Marketing: Obtaining Clients in a Depressed Economy Kitty Hailey Dept. 14 Internet FYI: The Difference Between Search Engines and Directories Michele Stuart Dept. 24 Economics: Surviving - and Profiting from - the Economy Mark E. Battersby Dept. 58 Probate Litigation Investigations Thomas I. Brooks, CLI NALI 61 Where's Rose? John Hoda, CLI NALI 64 Mission Impossible: Defending a Prison Yard Stabbing G. Michael Newman NALI 66 Mission Impossible: Defending an Aryan Brotherhood Case G. Michael Newman NALI 68 Top of Page 2008 - PI Magazine Issues #100 Nov/Dec | #99 Sept/Oct | #98 July/Aug | #97 May/June | #96 Mar/Apr | #95 Jan/Feb        Issue #100     November-December 2008     $6.95 (Free US Postage*)    International Postage by Quote        Article Title Author Type Pg. # Corporate Undercover Investigations Steven Easley Cover 44 Social Networking: Using MySpace & Facebook to your advantage Jane Cracraft, CLI Feature 10 Negligent Security Investigations Pamela Mills-Senn Feature 16 Autopsy Protocol Craig M. Pradarelli Feature 28 Affordable, Useful, and cool PI tech gear James Careless Feature 34 New trends in private investigating Terah Shelton Feature 40 Training: Merlin Wizdom Russell Bokor Dept. 7 Understanding Voice Over Internet Protocol VoIP Mindi McDowell Dept. 8 Motivation: The Uncomfort Zone: Robert Wilson Dept. 14 Street Spanish: Going beyond the Spanish language textbook Arthur Natella Dept. 22 Internet FYI: Using County Databases Michele Stuart Dept. 28 Your PI Business: Taking the Cold out of Calls Mark J. Murnan Dept. 54 Rosa's Cantina and El Paso: Investigation of a legend Craig M. Pradarelli Dept. 66 Surveillance: It ain't easy! Joseph White, CLI NALI 57 Mission Impossible: Medical Malpractice case Kathleen Cunningham NALI 63 Mission Impossible: Process Serving Thomas L. Brooks NALI 64 Mission Impossible: Locating the defendant driver Jane Cracraft, CLI NALI 66 Top of Page        Issue #99     September-October 2008     $6.95 (Free US Postage*)    International Postage by Quote        Article Title Author Type Pg. # State lines and PIs on wheels: To Cross or Not to Cross? John Healy Cover 42 The Fraud Factor Daniel W. Draz Feature 10 The Ghost Files: The Proof is out there? Anayat Durrani Feature 18 Affordable deductible YEEPS Mark Battersby Feature 30 Self Defense for the Private Investigator: The role of risk management Christopher Bauer Feature 36 8 Tips for renting cars on the job Aaron Hoos Dept. 8 Civil Rights: Second amendment victory Jimmie Mesis Dept. 14 Technology: Copyright office launches new technology Don Johnson Dept. 16 Identity Theft: The red flag rules Carrie Kerski Dept. 26 Internet FYI: News Research Michele Stuart Dept. 28 Identification of Vonage phone numbers Robert Scott Dept. 40 International: The German Investigation Industry Matthias G. Willenbrink Dept. 76 Dealing with demanding clients Kitty Hailey NALI 53 Criminal Defense: How could you do that? Jennifer Brown NALI 56 Terrorist Financing Jane Cracraft, CLI NALI 60 Top of Page        Issue #98     July-August 2008     $6.95 (Free US Postage*)    International Postage by Quote        Article Title Author Type Pg. # Forensic Art: Help for the private investigator Diana Trepkov Cover 20 When the claim is SAD Grace Elting Castle Feature 32 Small business fraud investigations Pierre A. McLean, CFE Feature 38 Internet wireless security Terah Shelton Feature 46 8 Keys to building a reputable PI agency Diana L.Garren Feature 52 Crime Detection: You are what you drink Gayle Trent Dept. 8 Fugitive Recovery in Mexico Javier C. Vasquez Dept. 10 Time Saving Tips Frank Hull Dept. 14 Surveillance: Getting into the woods David Wickstead Dept. 16 Internet FYI: Photo Searches Michele Stuart Dept. 30 Networking: Nationwide manhunt launched by social networking site Staff Dept. 36 Profile: Bob Heales Jane Cracraft, CLI Dept. 42 Investigating all terrain vehicle accidents Jim Silvania, CLI NALI 57 Choosing and using subcontractors Gary Rice NALI 64 NALI History Staff NALI 67 Top of Page        Issue #97     May-June 2008     $6.95 (Free US Postage*)    International Postage by Quote        Article Title Author Type Pg. # Missteps at the Homicide Crime Scene Vernon J. Geberth Cover 42 A Personal Risk Assessment Kurt Levin Feature 12 Opposition Research Steve Wilson Feature 26 International Investigations William F. Blake, CPP, CFE Feature 38 Case Study: Wrongly convicted man freed by skin cell DNA Jane Cracraft, CLI Feature 64 Case Study: Using a private investigator to aid in making a citizen's arrest Jeremy E. Stephens Dept. 10 Partnerships: PI v. LEO Jerry Carlton Dept. 16 Computers: Computer monitoring software - A trip down the felony highway Kevin J. Ripa Dept. 18 Forensics: Is Forensics Anthropology Dead? Craig M. Pradarelli Dept. 22 Internet FYI: Video and Photo Searches Michele Stuart Dept. 24 Investigative Intuition Daniel W. Draz Dept. 32 What investigators need to know about Equine Accidents Thomas L. Brooks NALI 51 Finding the light of truth in eyewitness testimony John A. Hoda, CLI NALI 56 Top of Page        Issue #96     March-April 2008     $6.95 (Free US Postage*)    International Postage by Quote        Article Title Author Type Pg. # Diploma Mills: Tips for Identifying Fake Diplomas & Degrees Grace Elting Castle Cover 12 Snooze or Lose: Better Sleep When You Need It Clay Renick Feature 26 Choosing a PI: What Lawyers Want Douglas S. Corleone Feature 38 Really Personal Injuries: Investigating Food Outbreaks Clay Renick Feature 42 Abuzz About Education: Colleges Are Adding Fraud Programs Daniel W. Draz Feature 64 Tax Facts: Tax Breaks, Tax Savings & Your 2007 Tax Bill Mark E. Battersby Dept. 18 Fraud Prevention: Fraud Prevention Works Doug Cash Dept. 22 Company Assets Research Michele Stuart Dept. 24 Surveillance: The 10 Commandments of Surveillance Gregory Pirnik Dept. 34 Winning a Major Verdict in West Virginia Carol G. Moore NALI 51 Dissecting the Discovery with Frame by Frame Analysis Kevin W. McClain NALI 54 Surviving a Meeting with a Legend Samuel M. McPheters, CLI NALI 58 What's on the Other Side of the Door? Kathy Waeshe, CLI NALI 60 Top of Page        Issue #95     January-February 2008     $6.95 (Free US Postage*)    International Postage by Quote        Article Title Author Type Pg. # Antiforensics Kevin Fayle Dept. 8 Forensic Signature Examination: Tips & Procedures for the PI Heidi H. Harralson Cover 28 Google Tricks Michele Stuart Dept. 66 GPS: The New Face of Surveillance Rob Groot Dept. 17 Inside Criminal Minds: Using Forensic Document Examination to Fight Crime E'Lyn Bryan Cover 34 Learning Through The Listserv Jane Cracraft, CLI NALI 58 Mitigation Investigation: Not for Everyone Steve Wilson Dept. 42 NALI Investigators Meet in Colorado Staff NALI 55 Pies and the Fight Against White Collar Crime David S. Murphy Feature 20 Planning Your Home Office Expense Tax Deduction Mark E. Battersby Feature 10 Recovering From Financial Disaster Ron Getner NALI 62 The Art of Interviewing: Listening for What Wasn't Said Jane Cracraft, CLI Feature 47 The Truth is Out There..or is it? Jim Silvania NALI 64 Top of Page 2007 - PI Magazine Issues #94 Nov/Dec | #93 Sept/Oct | #92 July/Aug | #91 May/June | #90 Mar/Apr | #89 Jan/Feb        Issue #94     November-December 2007     $5.95 (Free US Postage*)    International Postage by Quote        Article Title Author Type Pg. # Biological Forensics and the Professional Investigator Robert Boyle Dept. 8 Case Study: Auto Theft Fraud Brian VanDenburg Dept. 16 Developing a Tactical Mindset Randy Gonzalez Feature 32 Interviews: The First Line of Defense Rikki Glen NALI 58 Investigating Catastrophic Events: The Minnesota Bridge Collapse Paul Jaeb Cover 38 Meeting The Challenge of the CLI Experience Terry R. Cox NALI 64 Mitigation: Positive Input for a criminal defense investigation Kitty Hailey NALI 61 NALI CLI Program: Elevating the standards of the Profession John M. Lajoie NALI 60 PI Puzzle Myles Mellor Dept. 52 Records Management Debate Daniel W. Draz Feature 10 Rural Surveillance Jerry Carlton Feature 20 The fraud Triangle Doug Cash Dept. 26 Using Internet Sites to Locate Public Record Links Michele Stuart Dept. 67 Utilizing and Understanding Business Intelligence Terak Shelton Feature 45 What You Need To Know About CLI Exam Jennifer Brown NALI 55 Top of Page        Issue #93     September-October 2007     $5.95 (Free US Postage*)    International Postage by Quote        Article Title Author Type Pg. # "Badges?" Chris Woodson Dept. 8 11 Things Evert PI should know Nick Spill Dept. 10 Credibility of Witnesses Jane Cracraft, CLI Feature 50 Designing PI Reports Steve Wilson Dept. 20 Employee Background Investigations Lynn Levy Dept. 32 How Long is a Piece of String Logan Clarke Feature 16 Let's Go Blogging Michele Stuart Dept. 13 Pies In Paradise Anayat Durrani Feature 36 Proven Tips for Customer Service Clay Renick Feature 24 Sexual Harassment Investigation Mickey Veich Dept. 41 Underwater Investigations Aric Dutelle Cover 44 Top of Page        Issue #92     July-August 2007     $5.95 (Free US Postage*)    International Postage by Quote        Article Title Author Type Pg. # Computer Crime Cases Harold Jones Cover 32 Computer Investigative Techniques David Geer Feature 28 Religious Affinity Fraud Sandy & Jeff Chrisman & Pete Evans Feature 10 Website Makeovers Joe Dysart Feature 21 Witness Apprehensive Anticipation Jerry Carlton Feature 14 Are you Safe?   Dept. 46 Directory Assistance Michele Stuart Dept. 6 Disaster City Staci Semrad Dept. 42 PI Highways Thomas Miles Dept. 38 Top of Page        Issue #91     May-June 2007     $5.95 (Free US Postage*)    International Postage by Quote        Article Title Author Type Pg. # The Window Into Your Digital Camera Robert L. Parke Cover 40 Cell Phone Forensics: Deleted Text Recovery Dan Draz Dept. 24 Consumer Fraud Trends Dan Draz Dept. 39 Crime Fighting Public Service Goes Digital   Dept. 8 Delusional Disorders & Detectives Eva Szigethy Dept. 10 HIPAA: What is it & Why do we care? Grace Elting Castle Feature 18 Marketing Effectiveness: Identify Your Most Effective Marketing & Advertising Initiatives Trent Carlyle Dept. 60 No Time to Lose Clay Renick Feature 34 Seven Keys to Successful Domestic Relations Investigations Bill Mitchell Dept. 46 The Fine Art of Fine Art Recovery: Investigating Art Thefts Anayat Durrani Feature 12 Using Databases Creatively: They are much more than just raw data John Healy Dept. 62 When the Client is the Mystery Jane Cracraft, CLI Feature 28 Top of Page        Issue #90     March-April 2007     $5.95 (Free US Postage*)    International Postage by Quote        Article Title Author Type Pg. # Staging & Alterations: The CSI effect on Criminal Investigations Vernon J. Geberth Cover 40 Before you Begin Marketing Mark J. Murnan Feature 18 Canada: Where Privacy has Primacy Jane Cracraft, CLI Dept. 69 Cars, Trucks, Vans, & Tax Deductions Mark E. Battersby Dept. 12 Changing Identities: An introduction David Almeida Dept. 8 Gadgets, Gimmicks, & Tricks of the Trade Julius "Buddy" Bombet Dept. 54 Hiring the Right Person Jerry Carlton Dept. 15 How to Win Cases with Hidden Data Michael L. Pitzer Dept. 38 PI BUZZ Tamara Thompson Dept. 52 Public Records Research David Almeida Dept. 11 Robbing a Child's Identity Bruno Pavlicek Dept. 34 Technology Spotlight: GPS Technology Jim Romeo Dept. 46 Teen Investigations: A primer Carl Bartol Feature 28 The Investigative Radar Screen: What are you monitoring in 2007? Daniel Draz Feature 22 Top of Page        Issue #89    January-February 2007     $5.95 (Free US Postage*)    International Postage by Quote        Article Title Author Type Pg. # Lies, Damn lies, and Lawsuits Larry Ross Cover 44 Ethics and the HP Scandal Grace Elting Castle Cover 40 The HP Investigation Charles T. Pinck Cover 38 Digital Night Vision: Affordable Night Vision Gear for the Private Investigator Eugene Nielson Dept. 48 Fundamentals of Fraud: What to do when the trail goes cold Daniel W. Draz Dept. 12 Gadgets, Gimmicks, & tricks of the trade Julius "Buddy" Bombet Dept. 56 G-man Surveillance Techniques Sam Andreano Feature 34 Intellectual Property Investigations Jane Cracraft, CLI Feature 18 Internet Surveillance and Counter- Surveillance Daryl C. Adams Dept. 32 Legal Investigations: Understanding and Successfully Applying Theme based investigations Shaun Kaufman Dept. 26 PI Buzz Tamara Thompson Dept. 52 S.A.V.E. for background Investigations   Dept. 55 The Case of the Magic Mirror Del Hahn Dept. 28 The Death of the Gumshoe Rebecca Roberts Dept. 22 The Kiddie Tax, the dreaded AMT and other Demons Mark E. Battersby Dept. 8 Top of Page 2006 - PI Magazine Issues #88 Nov/Dec | #87 Sept/Oct | #86 July/Aug | #85 May/June | #84 Mar/Apr | #83 Jan/Feb        Issue #88    November-December 2006     $5.95 (Free US Postage*)    International Postage by Quote        Article Title Author Type Pg. # Cold Case Homicides: Approaches for the Private Investigator Richard H. Walton Cover 40 "Myspace, Bebo" Andrew Davies Dept. 50 Better Background Investigations   Dept. 11 Book Review Gary Kuty Dept. 60 Defending Against Sexual Abuse Claims Mark J. Murnan Feature 28 Fighting Fraud: Know When to Leave the Office and Take it to the Street Daniel Draz Feature 20 Gadgets, Gimmicks, & Tricks of the Trade Julius "Buddy" Bombet Dept. 54 K-9 Teams for the Private Sector   Dept. 15 Managing High Profile Media Cases Dan Willis Dept. 24 Mastering the Re-Investigation Grace Elting Castle Feature 36 PI Buzz Tamara Thompson Dept. 52 PI vs Witness: Taking Notes & Using Quotes Jane Cracraft, CLI Dept. 16 Professional Investigations How to Advertise your Services Jane Cracraft, CLI Dept. 8 Surviving in the PI Business: The first 25 yrs Ron Buretta Dept. 12 The Forensic Locksmith Brian VanDenburg Dept. 34 Turning Bad Video into Evidence   Dept. 61 Top of Page        Issue #87    September-October 2006     $5.95 (Free US Postage*)    International Postage by Quote        Article Title Author Type Pg. # Unity of Effort: Private Security, Private Investigative and Law enforcement Partnerships Vincent Boves Cover 40 Book Reviews Don Johnson Dept. 57 Communicating with your Clients Dan Diaz Dept. 12 DNA for Investigators Bob Wick Feature 24 Forensic Identifications Now Available for Eyeglass Fragments   Dept. 49 Gadgets, Gimmicks, & Tricks of the Trade Julius "Buddy" Bombet Dept. 52 How's Your Spanish? Korean? Polish? Portuguese? Jane Cracraft, CLI Feature 28 Marketing to Insurance Companies D Dept. 14 Metal Detectors at the Crime Scene Eugene Nielson Feature 34 Nations Top Security Directors Saw Increased Compensation   Dept. 43 North Carolina Establishes Innocence Inquiry Commission   Dept. 6 PI Buzz Tamara Thompson Dept. 50 Rootkits: Spyware on Steroids Drew Robb Dept. 44 The Business of Investigations and Security Gary Kuty Dept. 18 The IRS Wants all its Due Mark E. Battersby Dept. 8 Top of Page        Issue #86    July-August 2006     $5.95 (Free US Postage*)    International Postage by Quote        Article Title Author Type Pg. # Investigating the Suspicious" Auto Accident Claim Robert Weltz Cover 40 "Good Employees are Good for Business"… and bad employees cost you money Lynn Levy Dept. 6 A Day in The Life of an Identity Thief Bruno Pavlicek Dept. 46 Find It Fast Dick Ellis Dept. 20 Gadgets, Gimmicks, & Tricks of the Trade Julius "Buddy" Bombet Dept. 57 Help! Where is 13640 WCR 64 Locating those Hard to Find Addresses Jane Cracraft, CLI Feature 30 Marketing to Insurance Companies: Understanding Lines of Insurance is often the key to success Daniel Draz Feature 14 Merlin and IRBsearch to Merge Jimmie Mesis Dept. 39 No Mistaking It Clay Renick Dept. 8 Password Management: Easy to follow Guideline to protect Against Theft Bill Carey Feature 22 PI BUZZ Tamara Thompson Dept. 50 Seven Rules for the Care and Feeding of Attorneys Jane Cracraft, CLI Dept. 52 The Price of Privacy Robert Scott Dept. 36 Top Ten Mistakes Made By Business Owners and Executives When Traveling Michael McCann Dept. 27 Top of Page        Issue #85    May-June 2006     $5.95 (Free US Postage*)    International Postage by Quote        Article Title Author Type Pg. # Secrets of the Surveillance Superstars Daniel Draz Cover 40 Book Review Robert D. Keppel Dept. 60 Breaking into the PI Business: Only the Best and Brightest Succeed Stephen Markley Dept. 16 Difficulties of Rural Surveillance Jennifer Tanner Dept. 38 Doing Media the Right Way Kyle Niederpruem Dept. 10 From Pedophile to Internet Predator: Protecting Our Children from Online Evil Bruno Pavlicek Dept. 56 Gadgets, Gimmicks, & Tricks of the Trade Julius "Buddy" Bombet Dept. 61 Investigating Video Voyeurism Jimmie Mesis Feature 52 Looking for Leads: Investigating Missing Person Cases Dan S. Willis Dept. 23 PI BUZZ Tamara Thompson Dept. 55 Pro Bono: Studying the Volunteer Efforts of Private Investigators Jane Cracraft, CLI Dept. 26 Professional Homicide Investigation Vernon J. Geberth Feature 48 Running a PI Business: The Race of Life Tim O'Rourke Dept. 6 Seven Essentials for Undercover Corporate Investigations Steven W. Easley Dept. 44 Threat Assessment Case Management: Investigating, Evaluating and Reducing the Risk of Targeted Violence Eugene Nielson Feature 30 Video Surveillance Donald E. Kneece Dept. 35 Whose Face is It , Anyway? Warren J. Sonne Dept. 58 Top of Page        Issue #84    March-April 2006     $5.95 (Free US Postage*)    International Postage by Quote        Article Title Author Type Pg. # Land of the Free: Justice At Large Jimmie Mesis Cover 40 An FBI Eye on the PI World Anayat Durrani Feature 49 Caught, Audited: Home Free, Maybe Mark Battersby Dept. 8 Data Integrity: Protecting Confidential Information Robert Pac Dept. 24 Gadgets, Gimmicks, & Tricks of the Trade Julius "Buddy" Bombet Dept. 61 Get a Grip on Time Clay Renick Dept. 19 Handwriting Analysis: The Professional Investigator's Secret Weapon Sheila Lowe Dept. 32 ID theft Losses Increase, Number of Victims decrease   Dept. 60 Investigating Wrongful Convictions John Nardizzi Feature 36 Jumping De-Fense: Transitioning From Cop to PI: Its all in the mind Set Stuart Baggerly Feature 45 Loss Prevention Investigations Eric Nikita Maynes Dept. 27 Nine Steps to a Powerful Timeline Grace Elting Castle Dept 56 PI BUZZ Tamara Thompson Dept. 55 The "Real" ID Act Mark Sankey Dept. 6 Voicemail Magic: How to get hard reach prospects to return your phone calls- quickly! Tony Rubleski Dept. 17 Writing an Effective Press Release Christy Whitehead Dept. 12 Top of Page        Issue #83    January-February 2006     $5.95 (Free US Postage*)    International Postage by Quote        Article Title Author Type Pg. # Sexual Harassment Investigation: A wide and weaving World Jane Cracraft, CLI Cover 40 10 Rules for Approaching Adverse Witnesses Jane Cracraft, CLI Dept. 56 Book Review Alan M. Schlein Dept. 65 Come on into My Computer and Help Yourself: Spyware makes it easy for people to snoop on computers Drew Robb Feature 24 Credit Lines for PIS: Revolving funding when you need it Mark Battersby Dept. 16 Developing & Managing Informants: An art that needs to be mastered Eugene Nielson Feature 30 Effective Executive Protection Goran Lozo Dept. 38 Evaluating Your Expert Witnesses and Witnessing Their Value James E. Shaw Dept. 52 Gadgets, Gimmicks, & Tricks of the Trade Julius "Buddy" Bombet Dept. 60 Horses and Cows and Emu Eggs… Creating an animal investigation specialty Grace Elting Castle Feature 48 How to Select a Web designer Jimmie Mesis Dept. 14 Keeping the Flu Bug Out of the Office Sue Masaracchia- Roberts Dept. 19 PI Marketing: Building your agency from Referrals Jimmie Mesis Dept. 10 PI Notes   Dept. 62 Satellite Images for Investigators Jimmie Mesis Dept. 12 The Death of Landlines Continues Robert Scott Dept. 59 Walking with the Dead Jesus R. Castillo Dept. 36 Working Smarter, Not Harder Scott Smith Dept. 20 Top of Page 2005 - PI Magazine Issues #82 Nov/Dec | #81 Sept/Oct | #80 July/Aug | #79 May/June | #78 Mar/Apr | #77 Jan/Feb        Issue #82    November-December 2005     $5.95 (Free US Postage*)    International Postage by Quote        Article Title Author Type Pg. # Insurance Fraud and the Feds: Cases Often cross State Lines Daniel Draz Cover 40 Assessment Testing: Tools for More Informed Hiring Michael Alter Dept. 18 First Timers At the WIC Jane Cracraft, CLI Dept. 53 Gadgets, Gimmicks, & Tricks of the Trade Julius "Buddy" Bombet Dept. 56 Getting Paid on Time Marco Terry Dept. 8 Getting Ready For Court Michael Koryta Dept. 46 How to Avoid Billing Hassles Jane Cracraft, CLI Feature 12 Investigating and Searching on the Deep Web Richard Heinz Dept. 33 Jim Carino: Living His Life's Work Kitty Hailey Dept. 58 Pet Detectives Unleashed: Missing Pet cases are Profitable for Investigators Barbara E. Cohen Feature 36 Team Adam: John Walsh Challenges Pies to Volunteer Jane Cracraft, CLI Dept. 51 the Art of the Canvass Thomas R. Joyce Dept. 24 The Eyes Have It! How One Man's Vision Made a Difference Warren J. Sonne Feature 28 Unmanned Remote Surveillance: A Giant Leap Ahead in Surveillance Technology Stephen Cassel Dept. 21 Top of Page        Issue #81    September-October 2005     $5.95 (Free US Postage*)    International Postage by Quote        Article Title Author Type Pg. # Identity Theft and Slit Rings: An Unrecognized Cancer on Society Bruno Pavlicek Cover 48 "Who am I" Investigating Identity Theft Don Johnson Feature 40 A Case Study: "When the evidence speaks" Gregg Stuchman and Steve Buller Dept. 24 All Aboard the Icerocket.com Cynthia Hetherington Dept. 22 Book Review Michael Koryta/ Herbert Simon Dept. 60 Business Metrics: You Can't Manage It if You Can't Measure It Michael Alter Dept. 18 Counterfeiting of Goods: The Risks and Links to terrorist Funding Jeffrey A. Williams Feature 36 Forensic Meteorology: Answering the Weather Question Jane Cracraft, CLI Feature 30 Gadgets, Gimmicks, & Tricks of the Trade Julius "Buddy" Bombet Dept. 56 Headline: How to Improve Instantly All of your Marketing Materials Tony Rubleski Dept. 14 Insurance Investigation Report Writing Daniel Draz Dept. 8 Investigator Training Comes of Age Creating the Professional, One person at a time Kitty Hailey Dept. 20 PI Puzzle Myles Mellor Dept. 59 Surveillance Tips Keith Norman Dept. 54 Top of Page        Issue #80    July-August 2005     $5.95 (Free US Postage*)    International Postage by Quote        Article Title Author Type Pg. # Accessing The Archives: How to Use Newspaper and Other Archives in an Investigation Jane Cracraft, CLI Cover 28 Best of the Best- Books for Professional Investigators Melanie T. Harrison Dept. 53 Computer Security- Achieving a Balance Drew Robb Dept. 14 Elusive Targets: Investigating Elder Fraud Clay Renick Feature 45 Executive Protection- Training for Pies: Use it or Lose it Nathan T. Harrison Dept. 56 Gadgets, Gimmicks, & Tricks of the Trade Julius "Buddy" Bombet Dept. 58 Hiring a Forensic Accountant- What Every private Investigator Ought to Know Stanley I. Foodman Dept. 51 Knowing When to Say No Robert A. Dudash Dept. 23 No Waiting For Magic- Merlin Fights Back After Data Breach Michael Koryta Dept. 26 Not All Criminal Record Checks are Created Equal Lynn Peterson Dept. 20 On Common Ground: Forensic Psychologists   Feature 34 The Negative Report Jane Cracraft, CLI Dept. 8 The Original Recording Mitch Davis Dept. 10 Vanished: Using Reverse Geographical Profiling as an Investigative Tool for Locating Missing Persons Dr. Maurice Godwin Feature 38 Top of Page        Issue #79    May-June 2005     $5.95 (Free US Postage*)    International Postage by Quote        Article Title Author Type Pg. # A Primer On Prints Louis L. Akin Cover 34 Claimant Interviews: A valuable Tool When Conducted Properly Daniel Draz Dept. 19 Courthouse Crisis- The Atlanta courthouse shootings focused attention on security problems in state courthouses   Dept. 8 Experts Discuss Stun Guns   Dept. 47 Gadgets, Gimmicks, & Tricks of the Trade Julius "Buddy" Bombet Dept. 54 Investigating The Traumatic Brain Injury Cases Grace Elting Castle Feature 28 Our Profession's Shame Francis D. "Frank" Ritter Dept. 60 Stopping Suicide Attacks Through Training   Dept. 18 Tactics For The Interrogation Of Islamic Fundamentalist Terrorists Phillip Mullenix Feature 12 Targeting Tasers- Use of stun guns drawing lawsuits and big money settlements Michael Koryta Feature 44 The Choicepoint Heist   Dept. 65 The Life and Times of Leroy Cook Jane Cracraft, CLI Dept. 24 To Tell The truth- An interview w independent polygraph examiner Lawson Hagler Shaun Kaufman and Colleen Collins Dept. 50 Top Ten Rural Surveillance Cynthia Potts Dept. 41 Top of Page        Issue #78    March-April 2005     $5.95 (Free US Postage*)    International Postage by Quote        Article Title Author Type Pg. # Meet Mr. Murder: An interview with Vernon Geberth Author of Practical Homicide Investigations Warren J. Sonne Cover 44 A Helpful Hand: Results While Undercover May Not be What you Expect Steven W. Easley Dept. 40 Achieving The Financial Goals of Your Firm Greg George Dept. 8 Are We Doomed To Extinction? Jordan Ilery Dept. 65 Biting the Hand That Feeds You: An undercover Investigation Gone Bad May Result in Evidentiary and Monetary Jennifer Bechet Dept. 37 Book Review Jane Cracraft, CLI Dept. 57 Darkside of the Sex Trade Clay Renick Feature 32 Gadgets, Gimmicks, & Tricks of the Trade Julius "Buddy" Bombet Dept. 54 International Investigations- An Untapped Market Jimmie Mesis Dept. 12 Linguistic Statement Analysis Technique Bob Shaffer Dept. 19 Nine Ways: How to Get a Reluctant or Adversarial Witness to Talk Michael Stone Feature 22 Providing Investigative Services to Insurance Companies Daniel Draz Feature 14 The Legal Investigators of NALI   Dept. 31 Who Are The Legal Investigators? Jane Cracraft, CLI Dept. 29 Workplace Discrimination Investigations: A Careful Approach Robert Boertien Dept. 26 Top of Page        Issue #77    January-February 2005     $5.95 (Free US Postage*)    International Postage by Quote        Article Title Author Type Pg. # The FTC On Pretexting- The PI Magazine Interview with Joel Winston Jimmie Mesis Cover 43 A Molester's Mementos Dan S. Willis Dept. 47 Book Review: The Sourcebook 6th Edition Don Johnson Dept. 59 Carbon Monoxide Accidents: Even Outdoors Jane Cracraft, CLI Feature 30 Finding Fakes and Forgeries Joe Devanney Dept. 32 Gadgets, Gimmicks, & Tricks of the Trade Julius "Buddy" Bombet Dept. 56 Google: One, Librarian: zero Cynthia Hetherington Dept. 17 Kate Warne, PI The First Female Private Investigator had a Baltimore Connection Lynn H. Levy Dept. 28 Networking Like a Professional Jimmie Mesis Dept. 15 Outsourcing Payroll: A New Years Resolution That May Be Right For you Michael Alter Dept. 10 Return To Sender Warren J. Sonne Feature 49 Something is AMIS in Common Interest Developments Randall Frost Dept. 53 Tax Deductions For the Educated Mark Battersby Dept. 12 The Varying Legalities of Garbology Ed Thompson Feature 24 Using pretext in Insurance Investigations: Important Considerations for Effective Use Daniel Draz Dept. 36 What's Your favorite Surveillance Snack?   Dept. 20 When Fast Isn't Fast Enough? Rosemarie T. Mesis Dept. 8 Top of Page 2004 - PI Magazine Issues #76 Nov/Dec | #75 Sept/Oct | #74 July/Aug | #73 May/June | #72 Mar/Apr | #71 Jan/Feb        Issue #76    November-December 2004     $5.95 (Free US Postage*)    International Postage by Quote        Article Title Author Type Pg. # Wanted Information Jane Cracraft, CLI Cover 36 Concealed Carry Up- Close- The Steve Young-Law Enforcement Officer's Safety Act of 2004 Warren J. Sonne Dept. 27 False Swearing: An Insurance Defense on Fraudulent Claims Barry Zalma Dept. 16 Gadgets, Gimmicks, & Tricks of the Trade Julius "Buddy" Bombet Dept. 50 History of A Gun Bill Warren J. Sonne Dept. 30 Insurance Fraud: A Guide to Getting Cases Prosecuted Daniel Draz Feature 10 Interviewing Adolescents and Young Adults Jean D. Erhardt and Linda M.Grounds, Ph.D. Feature 23 Pi Magazine Special Report: King For the Defense Michael Koryta Dept. 21 Private Investigation in Russia   Dept. 67 Skip Tracing: A Refresher Richard Heinz Feature 42 The Federal "privacy Act" and "freedom of Information Act" As investigative tools Larry Zillox Dept. 32 Where are the Anti-hacker Squads? Francis Kielb Dept. 48 Whose Perspective Are you Using? Grace Elting Castle Dept. 8 Word for Word: A Profile on Don Foster, Forensic Linguist Atticus Brady Dept. 46 Top of Page        Issue #75    September-October 2004     $5.95 (Free US Postage*)    International Postage by Quote        Article Title Author Type Pg. # Witness Interviews and Statements- The Heart and Soul of Criminal Defense Investigation John M. Lajoie Cover 34 Baptism by Fire: Marketing Your Investigative Business and Yourself Mickey Veich Dept. 9 Big Brother or Big Ideas? Warren Sonne Feature 28 Book review: Practical Homicide Investigation Michael J. Koryta Dept. 56 Bounty Hunters in Afghanistan Get Busted, Not Bin Laden   Dept. 24 Computer Spyware and the Digital Detective Robert Pac Dept. 47 Evidence on Computers: Getting Rid of it, Getting it Back Drew Robb Feature 42 Exposing Terrorists in the Economic System Dean C. Alexander Dept. 17 Gadgets, Gimmicks, & Tricks of the Trade Julius "Buddy" Bombet Dept. 50 Getting a Credit Report on a Judgment Debtor Bill Fason Dept. 13 IRBSEARCH, Still growing, not selling   Dept. 25 Law Enforcement's Use of Force Addressed During Live US Department of Justice Webcast   Dept. 26 PI Magazine Special Report: Follow up series missing children   Dept. 33 Secrets of Successful Fugitive Apprehension Zachary Becker Feature 20 The Art of Report Writing John Nardizzi Dept. 6 The Sarbanes- Oxley Act: A Potential Source of Clients for Private Investigators Rory J. McMahon Dept. 14 Top of Page        Issue #74    July-August 2004     $5.95 (Free US Postage*)    International Postage by Quote        Article Title Author Type Pg. # Parental Abductions Ed Wunsch Cover 32 Blood Spatter: Interpretation at Crime and Accident Scenes Louis L. Atkin Feature 18 Book Review: Uncovering Reasonable Doubt: The Component Method Glenn R. Swift Dept. 49 Brandon Perron: Investigator, Philosopher, Crusader for Truth Glenn R. Swift Dept. 45 Gadgets, Gimmicks, & Tricks of the Trade Julius "Buddy" Bombet Dept. 54 Investigating Outside the USA is no 'midnight run' Joe Latorella Dept. 16 Is your Web Site in Lingo Limbo Barbara E. Cohen Dept. 6 NCISS Supports the National Sex Offenders Registry Act   Dept. 44 Stranger Abductions: Private Investigators Can Impact Predatory Kidnapping Cases Don Johnson Feature 39 Swiss Banking, Money Laundering and Sir Isaac Newton Joe Dickerson Dept. 13 Tangible and Legal Tax breaks for Intangibles Mark E. Battersby Dept. 8 The Art of Successful Interviewing Eugene Nielson Feature 24 The Cognitive Interview Technique Eugene Nielson Dept. 29 The Private Investigator, Criminal Defense Investigations and Fairy Tails Paul J. Ciolino Dept. 50 Where are all the missing children? Deborah Aylward Dept. 38 Working with a Document Examiner to Solve a Case Emily J. Will Dept. 22 Top of Page        Issue #73    May-June 2004     $5.95 (Free US Postage*)    International Postage by Quote        Article Title Author Type Pg. # Workplace Violence Eugene F. Ferraro Cover 38 Top Dog: How to Find The Back Door to a Top Ten Status on the Search Engines Joe Dysart Dept. 46 The Progressive Nature of Employee Theft Robert DeFatta Dept. 8 The Media and the PI Becky Blanton Dept. 16 The FCRA Changes are in Effect Eddy McCain Dept. 30 Private Trash: A New Hampshire Supreme Perspective Jordan G. Ulery Dept. 26 PR for a PI Joan Riley Dept. 13 Pies and Reality TV Logan Clarke Dept. 18 Mounting an Undercover Investigation in the Workplace   Dept. 32 Investigating in Indian Country: Know what you are doing Grace Elting Castle Feature 20 How Do Your Clients Hear You? Robert A. Dudash Dept. 10 Growth in Instant Messaging Creates Security Concerns Drew Robb Feature 50 Elyion: Resumes on the Web Cynthia Hetherington Dept. 6 Dumpster Diving Backfires: Unlicensed "Private Investigator" is Scorned By Court Eddy McCain Dept. 28 Top of Page        Issue #72    March-April 2004     $5.95 (Free US Postage*)    International Postage by Quote        Article Title Author Type Pg. # Real Estate Fraud Michael J. Koryta Cover 26 A look at Night Vision Kelly Riddle Dept. 53 Book Review: The National Directory of College and University Student Records Don C. Johnson Dept. 57 Business Tips: IRS Schedule C Expense Barbara E. Cohen Dept. 6 E-mail Protocols and Security Leroy Cook and Steve Silva Dept. 42 Gadgets and Gimmicks Buddy Bombet Dept. 51 Investigating Real Estate Fraud Michael J. Koryta Dept. 31 Learning from Crime Analysis in Local Law Enforcement Deborah Osborne Loewen Dept. 46 Nabbing The Bean Counters Gone Bad Beverly D. Vickers Feature 35 Skiptracing: An easy Source of Additional Revenue for Investigations Michael Dores Feature 16 Special Education and Juvenile Justice Daniel J. Cavallini Dept. 9 The Red Flags of Insurance Fraud Jack Murray Feature 22 Top of Page        Issue #71    January-February 2004     $5.95 (Free US Postage*)    International Postage by Quote        Article Title Author Type Pg. # President Signs FCRA Bill! Don C. Johnson Cover 36 A Look Inside Today's Crime Lab James O. Pex Dept. 31 A Very Old Cold Case: The Boy in the Box Kitty Hailey Dept. 20 Analytical Linguistics: As an investigative Tool Eugene Nielson Feature 6 Anatomy of a Law Change Eddy McCain Dept. 34 Book Review: Investigator's Handbook for Nursing Home Abuse and Neglect Investigations Grace Elting Castle Dept. 54 Congressman Pete Sessions: Civil Rights and Employment Investigation Clarification Act part of new FCRA Bill   Dept. 41 Investigator Profile: Nicolas Beltrante Ralph Thomas Dept. 18 Mapping Mayhem: The Geography of a crime Gordon Young Dept. 43 Non-Resident Concealed Firearm Permits William Desy Dept. 12 The Fallacy of a Discount Roy Miller Feature 25 Understanding Employee Theft Robert "Jerry" DeFatta Feature 15 Using the www and the Internet to Get the Facts William Lowrance Dept. 48 Your First and Most Important Investigation Gary H. Kuty Dept. 28 Top of Page 2003 - PI Magazine Issues #70 Nov/Dec | #69 Sept/Oct | #68 July/Aug | #67 May/June | #66 Mar/Apr | #65 Jan/Feb        Issue #70    November-December 2003     $5.95 (Free US Postage*)    International Postage by Quote        Article Title Author Type Pg. # Investigative Automotive Product Liability Claims Warren J. Sonne Cover 36 Effective Interviewing & Interrogation Skills in Fraud Investigations Michael J. Musto and Steven L. Kirby Dept. 13 E-mail Tracing Joseph Seanor Dept. 56 Firstgov Search Engine Cynthia Hetherington Dept. 6 Franchising: The Newest Investigative Trend Jimmie Mesis Dept. 44 Last Chance Investigations: Post Conviction Criminal Investigations Kitty Hailey Feature 20 The Art of War: An application for the Investigative Process Brandon A. Perron Feature 28 The Case File Eugene Nielson Dept. 43 Tips for the Mitigation Investigator Suzanne Serdahley Dept. 19 Vehicle Data Recorders: A revolutionary Tool for Accident Investigators James W. Habert Feature 50 Verifying Military Service Debra Johnson Knox Dept. 9 Top of Page        Issue #69    September-October 2003     $5.95 (Free US Postage*)    International Postage by Quote        Article Title Author Type Pg. # Professionalism: The Kitty Hailey Hallmark Stacy Neuberger Cover 26 10 Rules for Testifying in Court Eugene Nielson Dept. 43 50 Honest Truths: About Employee Dishonesty Steve Kirby Dept. 12 Art of Asking Questions Frank MacHovec, PH.D Feature 22 Clients are People: Handle w care Skipp Porteous Dept. 8 Computer Forensics Essentials for the 21st Century Private Investigators Steve Abrams Feature 46 GYPSIES TRAVELERS & THIEVES Jan B. Tucker Dept. 7 Innovative Investigating Denny Howley Dept. 44 Investigating DUI Charges Randy Bennet Feature 32 New York State Expands Criminal Record Search William Peeler Dept. 16 Recognizing Steganography Kevin W. Black Dept. 53 Swallowing Alphabet Soup: Checking out Credentials Cynthia Hetherington Dept. 14 The Next Generation: Grace Castle Dept. 20 Translators can Help Build Your Business Leisa Hazard Dept. 10 U.S.A. Patriot Act Role of the Investigator Douglas O. Crewse Dept. 30 Top of Page        Issue #68    July-August 2003     $5.95 (Free US Postage*)    International Postage by Quote        Article Title Author Type Pg. # New Directions in Legal Investigations James W. Habert Cover 24 An Overlooked Source? Grace Elting Castle Feature 12 Build a Niche Investigate Music Piracy Glenn Eiden Dept. 35 Buying or Upgrading a computer Kevin J. Ripa Dept. 58 ChoicePoint CORE Suite Eugene Nielson Dept. 46 Covert Tracking Goes High Tech Eugene Nielson Feature 7 Documenting Personal Injuries w Photos Robert L. Parke Feature 14 Fight PI Burnout! Frank MacHovec, PHD Dept. 48 Is Digital Really the Answer? Francis D. "Frank" Ritter Dept. 41 Pursuing the Counterfeiters Paul Paradise Dept. 30 Saving the Profession Grace Elting Castle Dept. 61 Ten Quick Tips for the Criminal Defense Investigator Paul J. Ciolino and Grace Elting Castle Feature 57 The One-person 401K: a good Choice for Today's Self-Employed Robert Burton Dept. 51 Toxic M old Investigations: There's a Fungus Among Us Larry Troxel Feature 18 Using a Voice to Text Program Barry A. Kintner Dept. 54 Who's Peeking? And How to Avoid Them Richard White Dept. 38 Top of Page        Issue #67    May-June 2003     $5.95 (Free US Postage*)    International Postage by Quote        Article Title Author Type Pg. # Dr. Henry C. Lee: "You have to want to find the facts!" Grace Elting Castle Cover 20 An Introduction to Fire and Arson Investigation James W. Harbert Dept. 32 Analysis of the NH Boyer Decision Jordan G. Ulery Feature 28 New Police Technology…What Does It Mean to You? Gayle Trent Dept. 16 Nine Tips for Handling A Fee Scam Roger H. Schmedlen Dept. 41 Pigeons of a Different Feather Francie Koehler Feature 12 Police & Prosecutorial Misconduct Can Equal Wrongful Conviction Paul J. Ciolino Feature 6 Protecting Consumers from Unlicensed Investigators Deborah Aylward Dept. 24 The Changing Face of Professional Investigations: You can be sued for doing your job- Ask BlueMoon Investigations! Grace Elting Castle Feature 26 The Medicolegal Death Investigation Bruce Delphia Feature 8 The Secret to Proving Insurance Fraud Kellie Snider Dept. 48 Top of Page        Issue #66    March-April 2003     $5.95 (Free US Postage*)    International Postage by Quote        Article Title Author Type Pg. # Straight Talk from the US Federal Trade Commission Jimmie Mesis Cover 28 "Crewseing" Through Setting Up a Business Grace Elting Castle Featured Tip 70 20 Tips to Invite Visitors to Your Website Edie Elting Feature 46 2002 Tax Bonuses Mark Battersby Feature 34 7 Steps to the Magic Solution for Report Preparation Grace Elting Castle Feature 48 Are They Really Independent Contractors? Grace Elting Castle Feature 6 Being Your Own Publicist Scott E. Green Featured Tip 44 Case Management 201 Paul Purcell Feature 37 Mystery Shopping: A Viable Sideline? Joan Riley Feature 20 Now's the Time to Become a Security Consultant! Kelly E. Riddle Feature 24 Sharp Testimony: When do you need a knife expert? Bernard Levine Dept. 18 Should I accept Credit Cards? John D. Waller Featured Tip 45 Tucker Pens Unique Marketing Tool   Featured Tip 44 Vacuum Metal Deposition: A newly available fingerprinting technique Gayle Trent Dept. 32 You as an Expert Witness Frank J. MacHovec Dept. 14 Top of Page        Issue #65    January-February 2003     $5.95 (Free US Postage*)    International Postage by Quote        Article Title Author Type Pg. # Counterespionage Consulting Services Kevin D. Murray Cover 6 A Look Through the Looking Glass-At Us Deborah Ayward Dept. 62 Association News   Dept. 58 Book Review: Corporate Investigations Jimmie Mesis Dept. 71 Calendar of Events   Dept. 56 Certification Acronyms   Feature 32 Coping Skills for Your Day in Court Frank J. MacHovec Feature 44 Evaluating Public Records Databases Cynthia Hetherington Feature 33 GYPSIES TRAVELERS & THIEVES Don c. Johnson Feature 20 Investigating Crimes Against the Disabled Karen Kirby Feature 49 PI Magazine Book Store   Dept. 72 Simple CD Technology vs. the Internet Alexander Monday Feature 39 Surveillance & Trespassing Ron Buretta Feature 40 The Doe Network Leisa Hazard Feature 28 Wrongful Conviction- 5 Questions for Investigators to Ask Themselves Grace Elting Castle Feature 30 Top of Page 2002 - PI Magazine Issues #64 Nov/Dec | #63 Sept/Oct | #62 July/Aug        Issue #64    November-December 2002     $5.95 (Free US Postage*)    International Postage by Quote        Article Title Author Type Pg. # Bombet's Secret to Success: Respect for Others Kitty Hailey Cover 6 Association News   Dept. 53 Bone Doctor Pioneers Courtroom Exhibits James W. Harbert Feature 12 Book Review: Code of Professional Conduct Thomas Baird Dept. 70 Forensic Psychology: An Under Used Resource Susan O' Brien Feature 41 Hanging Chad Forever: Investigating Autoerotic Asphyxia in a Suspicious Suicide Don Johnson Feature 34 International Investigative News   Dept. 66 Legislative News from the Maryland Association   Dept. 55 Legislative News from the Maryland Association Eddy McCain Dept. 64 Lifetime Achievement Award Presented to Jack H. Reed   Feature 59 Mothers Who Kill Ten Vital Signs for Their Investigators Jane Cracraft, CLI Feature 46 New Orleans Super Conference Photo/ video Highlights   Dept. 60-62 Surviving Surveillance Chuck McKenzie Feature 20 The History of NICOSIA John M. Healy Feature 52 To Badge or Not… A State by State Survey John Savage Feature 28 Top of Page        Issue #63    September-October 2002     $5.95 (Free US Postage*)    International Postage by Quote        Article Title Author Type Pg. # Locating People Online Shelly Daniel Cover 16 An Army of Help Mary Tiritilli Feature 12 Association Acronyms   Dept. 36 Association News   Dept. 38 Beyond The Begats- Working with Genealogists Megan Smolenyak Feature 20 Digital Photography for Investigators James W. Harbert Feature 28 Fair Credit Reporting Act Still Bedevils US Private Investigators Steven L. Kirby Feature 24 Getting Local Called Telephone Records- Legally Michele Yontef Feature 8 Ground Penetrating Radar Kelly Snider Feature 6 Harroll Shares His PI Museum Grace Elting Castle Feature 22 International Investigative News   Dept. 44 Michigan Association Has Others Asking- How Did You Do That? Peter Psarouthakis Dept. 39 S848 Senate Hearings Important to Investigators Eddy McCain Feature 27 Top of Page        Issue #62    July-August 2002     $5.95 (Free US Postage*)    International Postage by Quote        Article Title Author Type Pg. # Natural Born Leaders, Eddy McClain, Statesman of the Investigative Profession Kitty Hailey Cover 10 A Case of Ethics: Find Birth Relatives Grace Elting Castle Dept. 38 A Violation of Trust, California Investigator Jailed, Francie Koehler's 50 Hour Nightmare Grace Elting Castle Feature 14 Biometrics- A new Investigative Tool Gayle Trent Feature 28 Ethics, Investigations, Clients, Just What Do They Have in Common? William Howard Malpass Dept. 42 House Cleaning Your Computer Edie Elting Feature 30 International Investigative News   Dept. 48 NCISS Educating Capital Hill Jimmie Mesis Feature 6 Process Serving 101 Joseph Butler Feature 26 Stimulating the Economy of Every Investigator Mark Battersby Feature 24 The Privacy Rights of Dead Giraffes Don Johnson Feature 20 The United Kingdom's New Licensing Laws   Dept. 53 To Deceive or Not, Oregon's Gatti Rule Thia Bell Dept. 36 Top of Page

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