Private Investigation 101

· Grave Distractions Pub. (pub-8395162334927303)
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Nashville based private investigator Norma Tillman specializes in finding and reuniting families & friends, and locating missing heirs. In Private Eye 101, she has written a guide for becoming a private investigator. This book is intended for the novice who wants to become a private investigator as well as for former law enforcement, former military intelligence, security personnel, paralegals, legal professionals, or other individuals. Learn how to obtain a license, how to set up a private investigation agency, how to market your services, how to find information, types of investigative cases, contracts and report writing, and much more.

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About the author

Norma Mott Tillman, a private investigator with over 25 years of experience, has successfully located over 1000 persons and is known for her tenacity and her ability to orchestrate televised reunions. Norma’s background includes 11 years working with law enforcement, 2 years insurance fraud investigations, and over 20 years of private investigation. She has posed as a street person to find a mentally disturbed woman who was hiding from her family, worked undercover in a topless bar to save a man from suicide, and rolled under a mobster’s Jaguar in a crowded parking lot to install a tracking device.

Norma has authored four books, How to Find Almost Anyone Anywhere, The Man with the Turquoise Eyes and Other True Stories of a Private Eye’s Search for Missing Persons, The Adoption Searcher’s Handbook, and Private Investigation 101. She appeared on Oprah, The View, Case Closed, CNN News, and NBC Nightline.

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