Monthly Archives: February 2014

  Tulsa Police are asking for help in the search for a missing and endangered person. Herbert Collins was last seen by family on Christmas Eve. Family members tell police that Collins said he was going to a lake house … Continue reading →

A licensed public adjuster is alleged to have been the ringleader in a major fraud involving 22 individuals that staged fires and floods at South Florida homes to collect at least $7.6 million in claims from insurance companies.   The … Continue reading →

Lexington Police say an autopsy will reveal exactly how a woman died and how long she had been dead after she was found at the parking lot of a Lexington apartment complex Monday. The woman’s body was discovered in between … Continue reading →

Interviews ARE important. How do we get our “breaking intelligence” to solve cases? In most cases, it is simply interviewing everyone, and seeing what comes out in the end. Important not to establish judgement without all of the interviews and … Continue reading →

After weeks of searching, a missing person investigation came to a tragic conclusion after a body was discovered Thursday along with the missing woman’s backpack and ID. Police say Leanne Bearden killed herself. Bearden, 33, went for a walk on … Continue reading →

Police in Pulaski County say the security guard who found a bomb threat was actually the author of that threat. Christopher Dawes is charged with terroristic threatening and falsely reporting an incident. http://liarcatchers.com/contact.php Police say Dawes is the person who … Continue reading →

Police are seeking the public’s help in locating a 16-year-old girl missing since Thursday. Daniella Bautista was last seen in the 3400 block of West 59th Place. She was last seen wearing a grey hooded sweatshirt, a white and pink … Continue reading →

Officials are left with some unanswered questions after an accident on I-64 early Sunday morning. A vehicle traveling west on I-64 lost control and slid across the median into the left lane of the eastbound lanes. http://liarcatchers.com/accident_reconstruction.html The accident was … Continue reading →

Analyze documents for potential fraud Analyze federal lobbyist records Analyze state and federal political contributions Analyze state lobbyist records Assist with jury selection Background checks on prospective jurors Conduct business intelligence Conduct historical newspaper research Conduct mobile or stationary surveillance … Continue reading →

The owner of a Mississippi hospice has pleaded guilty in a multimillion dollar Medicare fraud investigation. Regina Swims-King was charged in June in a 37-count criminal indictment related to the actions of Angelic Hospice in Greenwood. She pleaded guilty Thursday … Continue reading →