Private Investigation and major disasters: missing flight Air Asia QZ8501

Now that Indonesian officials have confirmed that the bodies and debris found floating in the Java Sea are from the missing Air Asia flight QZ8501, grieving relatives, concerned organisations and institutions that manage public safety all require answers. But will there be answers for those who having missing family members? Search teams will still seek […]

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Could your smartphone be spying on you?

We all use them, after reading this blog though you might want to take extra care with smartphone security You’d have had to have been a hermit, living in a cave, in a remote setting, on a desolated planet not to have heard about the launch of the iPhone 6. As always, mention ‘Apple Updates’ […]

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The hunt for Antonio Pedro De Alves

Portuguese national Antonio Pedro De Alves on the run for more than a year We regularly check the press for industry-related articles at Privatedetective.co.uk. One headline feature from the Birmingham Mail caught our eye recently. This tragic story relates to a schoolgirl rape dating back to December 2011, quite shockingly the attacker was caught, bailed and […]

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Private Investigator Daniel Morgan, the 27-year mystery

The mystery of Daniel Morgan – could this investigation be drenched in corruption? What has the murder of a private investigator in 1987 got to do with the murder of 18-year-old Stephen Lawrence in 1993?  Both cases involve poor policing, botched investigations and questionable lines of enquiry, however, new and rather chilling evidence is pointing the […]

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Opens, new Private Detective London Office, located in central London

Privatedetective.co.uk has given its Private Detective London service a boost with the announcement that it has opened a new office in the heart of the city. The new office will serve as a meeting point for clients, who will now be able to prearrange meetings in this central location to discuss their matters with a […]

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Cardiff jihadists bear their convictions to the world

With the recent video by the radical islamic group ISIS the fear over terrorism has never been greater in the UK. The implication is that impressionable young men and women could be convinced into committing terrorist acts at the behest of the group. It has been reported that a British jihadist has claimed the UK […]

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Cannabis and Colorado

There are two sets of policies regarding drug legalization in Colorado. The first is Recreational drugs and the second is Medical drugs. The Colorado Amendment 64 allows 21 years or above aged adults to grow 6 or less cannabis plants privately. The law states that this has to be a locked space and they should […]

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Counter Surveillance measures

In today’s age, all companies heavily rely on the internet to share and pass information. A lot of this content is highly sensitive and of critical importance to the company. The protection of this information is key for its security in order to ensure it is passed on, only to those people who are authorized […]

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Madeleine McCann Mystery

British detectives are poised to begin staging operations on Portuguese soil as they investigate the disappearance of Madeleine McCann. Madeleine McCann, who was then nearly four, disappeared from her family’s holiday apartment in Praia da Luz in Portugal’s Algarve on May 3 2007, as her parents dined at a nearby tapas restaurant with friends. Last week, Portugal’s […]

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