Author Archives: Chief Investigator Valentine

The four stages of surveillance. 85% 1 – StakeOut ( Sit watch and wait ) 1%    2 – Pick Up ( as they fist become visable usually moving ) 13%  3 – Follow ( undetected and document all movements ) … Continue reading →

How do you know someone you are watching is indeed the correct person? When face recognition fails, our team phones the subject from a spoofed number. http://liarcatchers.com/photo_surveillance.html If the subject fumbles for, looks at caller ID and answers….. Bingo

Gmail lets users recall emails sent for a specific period after the mail is sent. You just need to go to settings and activate it. Follow the steps listed to recall your sent email. Click on the Gear button on … Continue reading →

What makes the perfect “ideal” surveillance operator? Your subject should not be able to remember you, recognize you at a later stage or be able to describe you to another person

Last Minute freak cause you forgot someone? Call the shop ( or toy store ) closest to the relative you forgot. Ask them to accept payment via cc and please wrap. Have taxi company pick up gift and deliver to … Continue reading →

Watched ( and filmed ) a wheel chair ridden individual do the 90 degree head turn in both directions, then rise, fold the chair, throw in the trunk,  and walk around to the drivers door ( yup, drivers door ) … Continue reading →

Liar Catchers followers, please be on the look out for UPS and FEDEX deliveries being stolen. All you need to do is snap a photo of the person taking the package, or the vehicle they get into after taking a … Continue reading →

Folks always want to know “How do you keep from being found out, when anyone can run a phone number and find out who it traces back to”? http://liarcatchers.com/deleted_history.html Not necessarily. We pay $7.42 per phone and a $25 card … Continue reading →

Client had a child custody concern. She was sure her EX was going places and seeing folks her young child was not supposed to be going to. Liar Catchers team supplied a GPS and client had it sewn into the … Continue reading →