It’s every parent’s nightmare – your child is missing. You could be dealing with an abduction by a non-custodial parent, or worse, a stranger. You’re hoping your kid has just run away, and will either be found or come home on their own. The course of action you take will depend on what you already…
Is there anything worse than a deadbeat dad? A guy who fathers a child and then heads off for parts unknown, assuming that the child’s mother isn’t going to be able to find him? He abandons his responsibilities and goes on to a new life. Here’s what he doesn’t know – even if he moves…
FINDING YOUR ADULT CHILD Discussions over the past couple of years about politics, COVID testing, and vaccine mandates have become so strained and highly charged; I personally know of many fractured friendships and family splits over these matters. To a private investigator, this is a sad side effect to the pandemic. There is nothing more…
Just when you thought the bar couldn’t get lower: Con artists have been using social media platforms to extort relatives of missing persons.
I wanted to focus on two testimonials that we recently received from people that called us to assist in helping them finding their birth father.
These are some uncharted and anxiety-driven times, to say the least.
Over the past 10 days, there’s been a spike in the number of people calling our office, asking us to locate their relatives. The level of interest is similar to that of the Christmas season. People seem concerned and worried about relatives that they haven’t seen for some time – be it for a few months or many decades.
Thomas G. Martin appeared on the Reconnection Club’s Podcast to discuss how to find an adult child that you’ve lost touch with. The interview was released on March 9, 2020.
About two weeks ago, we got a call from Sarah, who wanted us to locate her paternal grandfather.
Sarah was kind and thoughtful to write a review of our efforts, and include a photograph of her and her grandfather.
From November through Christmas, we get about 40-50 calls per week – inquiring about locating all sorts of individuals. They range from disconnected family members, high school sweethearts, military friends, college buddies, former co-workers and neighbors.
We find about 98.4% of the people we look for.
Before you spend your hard-earned money on hiring a private investigator to find someone, you may want to visit the following two sites, both of which are free.
