Question 1

What does a private investigator do?

Accepted Answer

A private investigator’s job is to help organisations, members of the public, and solicitors, to solve sensitive or difficult problems by discretely gathering evidence and information. Information is gathered using professional methods, including tracking, observation, making enquiries and monitoring A Private Investigator will uncover the facts. This information is then presented, and advice is offered where appropriate.

A few common duties of a private investigator include:

Observation, monitoring and tracking
Personal background and history checks
Employee background and Employment history checks
Employee Absenteeism
Tracing missing people
Investigating fraud and theft

Question 2

Are private investigators legal UK?

Accepted Answer

Using a private investigator in the UK is perfectly legal, as it is elsewhere providing that you choose a professional and ethical investigator or agency, that follow the rule of the law, based on the country they operate in.

Although the industry is currently still unregulated by the government, in the UK, scrupulous private investigators are usually members of a regulated trade organisation like The World Association of Professional Investigators (WAPI), The Institute of Professional Investigators (IPI) and the Association of British Investigators (ABI).

Question 3

What is a private investigator allowed to do?

Accepted Answer

A reputable private investigator will only use legal methods to carry out their investigations. Here are a few examples of what a private investigator can and can’t do.

Private investigators are allowed to:

Use GPS tracking
Follow someone, in a public place
Use public & Open source records to look for people
Perform background and history checks
Social Media and Internet Enquiries

Private investigators are not allowed to:

Bug phones
Hack computers or emails
Trespass
Access sensitive private information
Tamper with mail

Question 4

What do private investigators do for law firms?

Accepted Answer

The services of a private investigator can be used to help solicitors build up the facts and evidence required to build strong cases in court.

Private investigators have access to information databases and methods that allow them to acquire hard-to-obtain information about individuals or businesses for legal cases.

The types of work that we regularly carry out for solicitors here at Insight include:

Observation for insurance investigations
Proof of cohabitation
Evidence gathering for appeals and criminal defence
RTA investigations.
Background and history checks
Tracing enquiries
Serving legal documentation

Question 5

What do private investigators have access to?

Accepted Answer

Private investigators have access to public and business records as well as private databases, all of which can all help them to track down a person’s whereabouts.

How do private investigators get their information?

Private investigators employ the use of a variety of professional tools, equipment and know-how to obtain the information they require. The way in which information is gathered will depend completely on the nature of the case that is being investigated.

A few common information gathering techniques and equipment include:

Observation
Social Media and in depth Internet research
Public records
GPS tracking
Use local intelligence and resources

Question 6

How do private investigators make money?

Accepted Answer

Private investigators charge for all work that they undertake. Depending on the type of enquiry, this could be charged at a flat rate or per hour. For more information about costs and to see our price list here at Insight, read our 2018 guide to private investigator costs.

Question 7

How much does a private investigator cost?

Accepted Answer

The price you can expect to pay for a private investigator to take on your case will be entirely dependent on the nature and extent of your enquiry. Factors that will play a part in the cost include the number of operatives that will be required to carry out the investigation, mileage undertaken, and the tools, equipment and resources required.

Typical costs for common investigations are:

Observation - £45 - £75 per hour

Tracing people - £150 - £350

Background checks - £55 - £95 per hour

GPS tracking - £300 - £800

For more information about costs and to see our price list here at Insight, read our 2018 guide to private investigator costs.

Question 8

Why would a private investigator be looking for me?

Accepted Answer

There are many reasons why a private investigator may be looking for you, a lot of which relate to gathering information for cases, rather than investigating you.

A private investigator may get in touch if:

Someone is trying to find you.
They believe you may be able to answer a question to assist in an investigation which will be fully explained to you.
You are a possible witness.
You’ve been listed as a reference.

People sometimes become worried if a private investigator requests to speak with them, but it really shouldn’t be anything to worry about if you have any concerns the Agency will explain the details to you.

Question 9

Will everything discussed with a private investigator remain confidential?

Accepted Answer

A private investigator’s reputation is built not only on their success rate and professionalism, but also on customer trust. Reputable private investigators like ours at Insight, keep all your information confidential and will never take details of you or your case outside of our secure premises. Details of your case will not be discussed with any more people within our business than what is absolutely necessary.

Question 10

How would a conflict of interest be dealt with?

Accepted Answer

If at any point during our investigations a conflict of interest is identified, we would advise you that we could no longer investigate your case, and all existing information relating to the case would be destroyed.

Question 11

Will the person ever be made aware that they are being investigated?

Accepted Answer

Our private investigators are highly experienced and professional individuals who are equipped with the tools and knowledge they need to carry out investigations covertly and discretely, without alerting the subject that they are being investigated. The only way that they should ever find out that they are being investigated is if you tell them!

Question 12

Could the investigation ever be traced back to me?

Accepted Answer

At Insight, we will always ensure complete confidentiality. The only way that the investigation could be traced back to you, is if you let slip during conversation or accidentally leave information regarding the investigation in view of others.

Question 13

How is contact kept confidential?

Accepted Answer

Our private investigators will take precautions to ensure that all correspondence regarding the investigation remains confidential. We will only call you at times that you specify, and we will never give our company name over the phone. Our callers will also ask you questions over the phone to verify your identity. If you are to receive correspondence in the post, or via email, then you should let us know the safest address for us to send it to, this may be the address of a friend or family member rather than your own home address. Insight does not keep records of your investigation any longer than is absolutely necessary.

Question 14

Do I need to give my full details, including my home address?

Accepted Answer

Not always, but we will need enough details from you to allow us to verify your identity to protect the legality of our work.

Question 15

How is the information you obtain presented?

Accepted Answer

Once the investigation has been completed, you will receive a full report detailing all information that we have uncovered. Any moving imagery or photographic stills evidence that has been obtained will be provided in digital format. In some cases, a verbal report can also be given if required. Insight are able to provide you with a safe login area to recover your report in a secure manner, if this is your preferred method.

Question 16

Why hire a private investigator?

Accepted Answer

Private investigators can help you to solve sensitive or complicated problems using their professional tools, experience and resources to uncover information in a safe and discrete manner. The information gathered on your behalf can either put your mind at rest or help you to decide on an appropriate course of action.

Question 17

Who hires private investigators?

Accepted Answer

The services of a private investigator can be invaluable in a wide variety of situations. At Insight we don’t have a ‘typical customer’, we regularly take on cases from members of the public, businesses and lawyers. A few examples of the types of people who use our services include:

Members of the public
Solicitors and the Legal profession
Human resources professionals
Landlords
Business owners
Insurance professionals
Borough, Town and City Councils

Question 18

Where to hire a private investigator?

Accepted Answer

Most private investigators are either self-employed or work for an agency, so you will need to contact them directly. Make sure that you are hiring a private investigator that works local to you, or a national agency like Insight, with representation on a local level. Most reputable private investigators will have an online presence, so the internet is a great place to discover the right investigator or agency for you.

Question 19

How do private investigators work?

Accepted Answer

First, the private investigator will have a discussion with you to learn more about your problem and to decide whether it is something they can help with. If both parties are happy to proceed then an experienced investigator will take further details from you either over the phone or in person and actions will then be decided. You may be required to confirm these actions in writing. Investigations will then be carried out on your behalf and a full report will be sent to you.

Question 20

How to choose the right private investigator?

Accepted Answer

Taking time to research your options before hiring a private investigator is extremely important as you are likely to be trusting this person with sensitive and personal information.

Before choosing a private investigator it is wise to check:

If they have experience in cases like yours.
How long they have been in business.
Reviews and testimonials.
Whether they are members of any trade organisations.
That they are a registered company or individual
That they have a physical address and landline number and not just a website
Any reputable Firm will answer any questions you may have in respect of their business.
That they are registered with the ICO
That they have Professional Indemnity Insurance

Question 21

Why should I choose Insight private investigators?

Accepted Answer

With over 30 years of trading experience, we are proud to have established ourselves as one of the UK’s leading private investigation companies. All our staff are trained professionals with many years of experience and we are members of the trade organisation World Association of Professional Investigators. Find out more reasons why you should choose Insight here.

Question 22

How do private investigators find you?

Accepted Answer

Private investigators use a variety of methods and tools to trace and find people. Information about your whereabouts may be gathered from public or business records. People who know you now or have known you in the past may also be contacted and asked questions to help locate you or find out more about your movements.

Question 23

Can private investigators follow you?

Accepted Answer

In some circumstances, to gain evidence, private investigators may be required to carry out observation on an individual by following them. Observation is one of the most effective ways of verifying information or gaining evidence relating to sensitive subjects.

Observation can be carried out on foot or using transport and is always carried out by highly experienced and professional individuals.

During Observations, video/digital footage, photographic or audio evidence may be taken to back up the report.

Question 24

Can a private investigator get text messages?

Accepted Answer

In certain situations, our private investigators can carry out mobile phone forensics using specialist tools and knowledge to recover text messages from a mobile phone, even those that have previously been deleted. We can often also find out the identity of the person that a number is associated with.

Question 25

Can a private investigator tap your phone?

Accepted Answer

It is not legal for private investigators to tap into or bug phones, so this is not a service that reputable companies offer.

However, if a mobile phone is presented to us then mobile phone forensics can be employed to retrieve its call history and text messages, even information that has been deleted.

Question 26

Can private investigators hack into email?

Accepted Answer

No reputable private investigator company will hack into an email account as this is not a legal method of investigation.

If you have serious concerns about the content of emails received on a mobile phone or computer either recently or in the past and can provide us with access to the device, then it may be possible to employ computer monitoring or forensics to record or recover emails.

Question 27

Can private investigators hack into Facebook/Instagram/Twitter?

Accepted Answer

It is not legal to hack into another person’s Facebook, Instagram or Twitter account and this is not a service that we provide here at Insight.

However, if you are concerned about social media activity carried out on a mobile phone or computer that you can provide us access to, then computer monitoring or forensics may be employed to record or recover activity.

If you are worried about being cat fished on any social media platform, a private investigator can perform a background check to discover if the person you are corresponding with is who they say they are.

Question 28

How to become a private investigator?

Accepted Answer

Whilst there are still no formal requirements or qualifications to become a private detective, in the UK, experience in a relevant role such as police officer or armed forces officer will give you an advantage. Training can also be gained through a trade organisation like the World Association of Professional Investigators.

Question 29

Don’t be taken in by false claims

Accepted Answer

Being an unregulated profession by law, some less professional Private Investigators will make claim to being able to obtain all manner of information. At Insight we do not make such claims, and will where possible direct you to a legal method to obtain the information and proof that you require. If you require evidence for court or legal proceedings, this must be obtained legally as any evidence presented to the court obtained in an illegal manner will do a case more harm than good, and you may find yourself or your company subject to prosecution.

Question 30

Should I hire a private investigator to follow my husband?

Accepted Answer

Yes, if you have suspicions that there is something not right, or if you are worried about your partner’s behaviour, use a private investigator to find out the truth. This then gives you the knowledge to make an informed decision on how to move forwards. You should speak to a private investigator and explain your situation and by them listening and also asking you questions, they can then assess and advise you on whether following your husband is going to be the best course of action to start with or whether there is a more suitable service available to begin an investigation with.

Question 31

How do you tell if a private investigator is watching you?

Accepted Answer

If the PI is sufficiently trained there will be very few tell tale signs. Things to consider would be; being aware of your surroundings. A good PI will blend into any background so you don't see them.

Question 32

What is the best way to catch a cheater?

Accepted Answer

Speak to a private investigator and tell them your situation and an idea of your budget. Get an understanding of what they can offer you and how much it will cost. Often catching a cheater takes a few hours, a few days, sometimes a few weeks dependent upon how often that person is cheating and so it is best to speak to an expert who knows the best approaches, from their years of expertise.

Question 33

When should you hire a private investigator?

Accepted Answer

There are many different situations when you should hire a private investigator including some situations where it might be advisable. Suspicions of infidelity. Looking for a lost friend or relative. Employees acting suspiciously. Fighting a criminal defence case. These are just some of the instances where you should hire a private investigator.

Question 34

Why would you hire a private investigator?

Accepted Answer

You would hire a private investigator to uncover the truth. If you’re struggling to decide whether you should hire a PI or not, here are some situations where it might be advisable. Suspicions  of infidelity, looking for a lost friend  or relative. Employees acting suspiciously. Fighting a criminal defence case.

Question 35

Why would a private investigator call me?

Accepted Answer

There could be many reasons. A private investigator may call you if they think you might possess information helpful to their enquiries. To give an example this might be because a debtor, or a witness to an accident or an assault has provided your address as a past or present home address and the investigator needs to speak to you to verify whether this is true or not and whether you have any information which may lead on to discovering the person’s current whereabouts. A family member or friend may be looking for you. You may even be named in a will from a long lost relative.

Question 36

What can a private investigator do legally?

Accepted Answer

There are many things a private investigator can do legally in the UK and have many years of experience in tracing people, following people for lawful purposes, observing  people, investigate open source information, investigate company or people's backgrounds. Private Investigators in the UK in the main, follow all UK laws appertaining to their investigation, so when speaking with your investigator be sure to ask - is this legal, a good investigator will have spent many years fine tuning their skills and should be happy to answer this question.

Question 37

Can you sue a private investigator for invasion of privacy?

Accepted Answer

If your privacy has been deliberately been invaded then yes, this is actionable.  A Private Investigator conducting enquiries has no rights of entry to a premises over any other individual (other than Government officials). Should they be asked to leave a premises on which they are trespassing then they must leave immediately. A Private Investigator has no rights to interfere with your privacy by asking personal questions about you to your work colleagues or neighbours, nor can he pass your personal information to them.  A Professional Private Investigator should always adhere to the law during his day to day work.

Question 38

What to do if a private investigator is following you?

Accepted Answer

Well if you know for sure that it is a private investigator who is following you, then you might well be able to work out who is paying them and why they are following you. It is not illegal to follow a person in the UK, so phoning the Police because you think a private investigator is following you, may not result in much interest from the Police.

Question 39

Can private investigators track your car?

Accepted Answer

In some circumstances yes they can. Every situation needs to be assessed on its own merit.

Question 40

What to do if a private investigator is following you?

Accepted Answer

Well if you know for sure that it is a private investigator who is following you, then you might well be able to work out who is paying them and why they are following you. It is not illegal to follow a person in the UK, so phoning the Police because you think a private investigator is following you, may not result in much interest from the Police. Think about having some counter surveillance done to establish who they are.

Question 41

How much does it cost to hire a private investigator for a cheating spouse?

Accepted Answer

This can vary greatly depending on the time it takes, the location, the circumstances, if you require full facts if the matter proceeds to court proceedings, or if you just need to know.

Question 42

Can private investigators use GPS tracking?

Accepted Answer

Not if the vehicle is not owned (or jointly owned) by the instructing Client. There are however some circumstances. Every situation needs to be assessed on its own merit.

Question 43

How do you tell if there is a tracker on your car?

Accepted Answer

It’s really hard to find a tracker on a vehicle if it has been hidden well. It might be outside the vehicle or it might be inside the vehicle. Some vehicles come with inbuilt trackers equipped as standard and by using an app/phone number it can be located by a family member or business owner through that. Trackers are available on the internet and so it is not just investigators who utilise them. If you think one might be installed then private investigators do often offer services to check a vehicle to see if a portable tracker is currently fitted.

Question 44

Can private investigators take photos?

Accepted Answer

Yes as long as those photos are taken from the public domain or in businesses/building/establishments where the public are allowed to be. Trespassing across someone’s back garden to obtain photos inside the property is not legal and when filming, private investigators should avoid capturing children in imagery, but where this is not possible to do so, then their image should be pixelated or shaded so that they cannot be identified. So long as it is within areas in the public domain, such as outside in the streets or shops, parkland or beaches and also inside in  businesses or premises where members of the public can enter. A really good private investigator should be asking questions of the client to assess and determine whether surveillance is legal, appropriate and ethical in each individual situation.

Question 45

Can you sue a private investigator for invasion of privacy?

Accepted Answer

If your privacy has been deliberately been invaded then., yes this is actionable.

Question 46

How do you tell if private investigator is following you?

Accepted Answer

If the Investigator is sufficiently trained then it is likely you will not see then following you. Things to consider would be; being aware of your surroundings. A good investigator will blend into any background so you don't see them. Have you seen the same person in different places? . A good investigator will always carry a quick change of clothes , even if a hat, change of top, so as not to appear on 1st look the same.

Question 47

What to do when a PI is following you?

Accepted Answer

If you feel anyone is following, and you feel safe to do so, then confront them.  If you don’t feel comfortable note the registration details of the vehicle and drive direct to the nearest police station.  No professional Investigator would continue to follow if this is causing distress.

Question 48

How do private investigators follow someone?

Accepted Answer

This can be undertaken either by vehicle or on foot whichever is relevant and practical. The mode of travel by a target subject also needs to be considered. Keeping a distance from their target, whilst not losing sight of the target can be challenging for the investigator, but all trained investigators will have ways of overcoming. It is often necessary to deploy a 2-person team of investigators to achieve a successful result , when circumstances dictate. Surveillance should be undertaken by any appropriate means that is legal and available. Sometimes it is necessary to follow on a train and even on a plane! A good investigator should be able to carry changes of clothing to allow them to blend in to almost any situation from a hike in parkland to a hotel where a wedding reception is being held! They should have the skill set and experience to remain discreet for long periods of time.

Question 49

how do you know if you are being followed

Accepted Answer

On a day to day basis it is quite difficult to tell if you are being followed, especially if you take the same routes most of the time and lots of other people take those same routes too. If you see the same face though in multiple locations and on more than one day, then it may be that someone has an unhealthy interest in you and you should seek assistance. If possible by using your mobile phone, try and get a photo of the person you think is watching you. If they are in a car then try and get a photo of that too. If someone does have an unhealthy interest in you and you think they are following you outside of your home, then you should seek to acquire whatever evidence that you are safely able to obtain and do not go anywhere were you would be alone. Call for assistance. If you have any fear for your safety, you should call the police, or attend at a police station. If it is a matter of nuisance, record the occurrences that it is happening or consider employing an investigator to conduct a counter-surveillance investigation. A good investigator, if they see you being too observant to their actions, will usually abort the case, or deploy their 2nd agent to take over. No professional investigator will put a target in fear.

Question 50

What a private investigator Cannot do UK?

Accepted Answer

There are many things that a private investigator cannot do in the UK since they have to abide by UK laws. To give some common examples of what private investigators are often asked for by the public, but cannot legally undertake is:- tap phones, obtaining medical records, banking records, social benefits or tax records, information when someone exited or entered a UK border to name a few.

Question 51

Can private investigators follow you?

Accepted Answer

"Yes, it is quite legal to place someone under surveillance and follow you for a number of reasons, so long as it is within areas in the public domain, such as outside in the streets or shops, parkland or beaches and also inside in businesses or premises where members of the public can enter. A really good private investigator should be asking questions of the client to assess and determine whether surveillance is legal, appropriate and ethical in each individual situation. All good investigators will adhere to the laws of privacy.

Question 52

Can private investigators spy on cell phones?

Accepted Answer

NO, it is illegal in the UK to spy on cell phones. Lazy investigators used to adopt this method to find out what somebody was up to.  The legal way to approach this would be to place a person under surveillance to see what they are doing. If you have a genuine reason to find out what somebody  is doing on their phone - why not just ask them - how they answer your  question can give you an indication as to any wrong doing . Without the permission of the owner of the phone otherwise it is commonly known as phone hacking. As this permission very rarely applies, most private investigators do not undertake many services involving mobile phone forensics and even where permissions do apply from the owner, if the user is not willing to hand over the phone, then doing mobile phone forensics without unlimited access to the phone itself, is really not going to be feasible.

Question 53

Is it illegal to hire a private investigator UK?

Accepted Answer

No, there are many circumstances where hiring a private investigator can be an invaluable asset to you when trying to discover the truth. Hiring a private investigator  in the UK is perfectly legal provided they follow the laws of the United Kingdom. In some  countries it can be illegal to hire a private investigator, and in some countries only those licenced to practice as an investigator can be hired. Neither of these are applicable in the UK.

Question 54

How do you tell if a private investigator is watching you?

Accepted Answer

To tell if a private investigator is watching you be aware of your surroundings. A good private investigator will not be spotted, and if they are, will abort their operation usually for another day, or deploy a 2nd agent. If an investigator is good, then it can be very difficult to tell if a private investigator is watching you. They will have built up resources and skills and disguises to make it very hard for you to know if you are being watched. A private investigator is employed and paid to watch subjects of their investigations and they do not watch people out of curiosity alone, they have not the time or the interest to do this, so they really must be employed and paid to watch a person. Therefore if you cannot think of a really good reason why someone would pay money to have you watched, then you most probably are NOT being watched!

Question 55

What can a private investigator do legally UK?

Accepted Answer

There are many things a private investigator can do legally in the UK and have many years of experience in tracing people, following people for lawful purposes, observing  people, investigate open source information, investigate company or people's background. Private Investigators in the UK in the main, follow all UK laws appertaining to their investigation, so when speaking with your investigator be sure to ask - is this legal, a good investigator will have spent many years fine tuning their skills and should be happy to answer this question.

Question 56

Can a private investigator take pictures of you in your home?

Accepted Answer

Whilst what can be seen from a public road is quite legal to witness, the taking of photographs of you through your windows or in your garden is not what we would consider ethical, and in some circumstances can be a breach of your human rights. Generally the answer is definitely not at all in most cases. However there are situations where it may be legally possible e.g. if permission from the owner is obtained or if the home is used as a business location where members of the public are by the nature of the business invited to come to e.g. a trading hair salon in an extension to the property for example.

Question 57

can a private investigator hack your phone

Accepted Answer

No, it is illegal in the UK to hack someone's phone.

Question 58

How do you tell if a private investigator is watching you?

Accepted Answer

If the PI is sufficiently trained there will be very few tell tale signs. Things to consider would be; being aware of your surroundings. A good PI will blend into any background so you don't see them.

Question 59

What exactly does a private investigator do

Accepted Answer

A private Investigator examines and discovers facts regarding a situation or persons.

Question 60

can a private investigators read text messages?

Accepted Answer

Yes, in some circumstances

Question 61

How can I see my boyfriends text messages?

Accepted Answer

Without actually looking at their phone, there is little than you can do legally in the UK to achieve this. Ethical private investigators will not breach the rules to achieve this. There could be some circumstances where you could have their phone examined, for instance if you own the phone or pay the bill.

Question 62

How can I read my wife's text messages?

Accepted Answer

Without actually looking at their phone, there is little than you can do legally in the UK to achieve this. Ethical private investigators will not breach the rules to achieve this. There could be some circumstances where you could have their phone examined, for instance  if you own the phone or pay the bill.

Frequently Asked Questions

Here are some of the frequently asked questions and queries we get asked regarding the services we offer and what to expect from a reputable company.

About private investigators

What does a private investigator do?

Are private investigators legal?

What is a private investigator allowed to do?

What do private investigators do for law firms?

What do private investigators have access to?

How do private investigators make money?

How much does a private investigator cost?

Why would a private investigator be looking for me?

Insight’s private investigation services

Will everything discussed with a private investigator remain confidential?

How would a conflict of interest be dealt with?

Will the person ever be made aware that they are being investigated?

Could the investigation ever be traced back to me?

How is contact kept confidential?

Do I need to give my full details, including my home address?

How is the information you obtain presented?

Hiring a private investigator

Why hire a private investigator?

Who hires private investigators?

Where to hire a private investigator?

How do private investigators work?

How to choose the right private investigator?

Why should I choose Insight private investigators?

What a private investigator can and can’t do

How do private investigators find you?

Can private investigators follow you?

Can a private investigator get text messages?

Can a private investigator tap your phone?

Can private investigators hack into email?

Can private investigators hack into Facebook/Instagram/Twitter?

Working as a private investigator

How to become a private investigator?

Don’t be taken in by false claims

What next?

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Frequently Asked Questions

Here are some of the frequently asked questions and queries we get asked regarding the services we offer and what to expect from a reputable company.

About private investigators

What does a private investigator do?

Are private investigators legal?

What is a private investigator allowed to do?

What do private investigators do for law firms?

What do private investigators have access to?

How do private investigators make money?

How much does a private investigator cost?

Why would a private investigator be looking for me?

Insight’s private investigation services

Will everything discussed with a private investigator remain confidential?

How would a conflict of interest be dealt with?

Will the person ever be made aware that they are being investigated?

Could the investigation ever be traced back to me?

How is contact kept confidential?

Do I need to give my full details, including my home address?

How is the information you obtain presented?

Hiring a private investigator

Why hire a private investigator?

Who hires private investigators?

Where to hire a private investigator?

How do private investigators work?

How to choose the right private investigator?

Why should I choose Insight private investigators?

What a private investigator can and can’t do

How do private investigators find you?

Can private investigators follow you?

Can a private investigator get text messages?

Can a private investigator tap your phone?

Can private investigators hack into email?

Can private investigators hack into Facebook/Instagram/Twitter?

Working as a private investigator

How to become a private investigator?

Don’t be taken in by false claims

What next?

As featured in...

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