Investigations Division
Build the case
they can charge.
Detectives are buried. Prosecutors are buried. A crime that arrives as a complaint gets triaged; a crime that arrives as a documented, organized case package gets read. We build the second kind.
If you've been the victim of a crime
What we actually do.
Our team collects evidence, questions witnesses, reviews documents, and completes a full case package to present to local law enforcement or the prosecuting attorney's office.
- Evidence collection — preserved, documented and chain-of-custody aware
- Witness interviews — statements taken properly the first time
- Document review — financials, contracts, communications, access logs
- Surveillance where the facts require observation, not assumption
- Case package — a complete file handed to the detective or prosecutor
Civil claims for damages
Not every wrong ends in a criminal charge. We also handle civil claims for damages, with successful cases in:
- Corporate fraud
- Theft
- Emotional distress and PTSD
- Lost income
We work alongside your attorney — or help you find the documentation you need before you retain one.
Case types
Where we're most often called.
Corporate Fraud
Embezzlement, vendor and invoice schemes, falsified records, insider theft of data or inventory.
Theft & Loss
Employee theft, cargo and equipment loss, shrink investigations, and recovery of what's recoverable.
Workplace Incidents
Harassment, threats and violence investigations documented to a standard that survives review.
Insurance & Liability
Claim verification, scene documentation and surveillance where a claim doesn't match the facts.
Locates & Recovery
Skip tracing, bail recovery and asset location — carried out lawfully and documented throughout.
Due Diligence
Background and pre-employment work, including screening programs for agencies.
Questions we get
Straight answers.
Police already took my report and nothing happened. Can you help?
Do I need a lawyer first?
Will what you find hold up?
Is my case confidential?
Bring us what you have.
Even a thin file is a starting point. The first conversation costs you nothing but the time to explain it.