Pi School How to Become a Private Detective

PrefaceChapter 1 - Investigative Techniques: Roping; Pretexts; Surveillances; Interrogations; Locates; Background Investigations; Undercover Operations.Chapter 2 - The Investigator's Legal Power: Use of Acceptable Force; Illegal Search and Seizures.Chapter 3 - Investigative ServicesChapter 4 - False Identification: Obtaining False IDs.Chapter 5 - Lock Picking: Pin Tumbler Locks; Combination Locks; Miscellaneous Locks.Chapter 6 - Photography: Still Pictures; Videotape.Chapter 7 - Electronic Equipment: Lie Detectors; Psychological Stress Evaluations; Bumper Beepers; Bugging Devices.Chapter 8 - Handwriting AnalysisChapter 9 - Sources of Information: Adoption Records; Better Business Bureaus; Birth Certificates; City Directories; County Courts; Credit Bureaus; Crisscross Directories; Death Certificates; Divorce Records; Federal Information Centers; Libraries; Marriage Records; National Crime Information Center (NICC); Newspaper Morgues; Police Departments; State Courts; State Governments; Title Insurance Companies; U.S. District Courts; U.S. Postal InspectorsChapter 10 - A Final Word of AdviseHarrison, Wayne is the author of 'Pi School How to Become a Private Detective' with ISBN 9780873646376 and ISBN 0873646371.