Eurídice hires a private detective (Flávio Bauraqui), but that goes nowhere.
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Christian has worked as a private detective for the last ten years.
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But four of Atkinson's ten books form an actual private-detective series.
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Name Withheld The choice isn't between doing nothing and hiring a private detective.
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"You don't come across as the stereotype of the private detective," she said.
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She's got a case for the best damn private detective/plumber in the Kingdom.
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"I think we all look for some kind of redemption," the private detective says.
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But the tragedy that pushes Rebel to become a private detective is hardly an afterthought.
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Clare sometimes feels like a private detective as she befriends porters to enter gated communities.
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She teams up with a private detective (Kingsley Ben-Adir) to investigate a teenager's disappearance.
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She needs a private detective, an expert in old New York mysteries and cracking codes.
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When I left my apartment, it was to visit the office of a private detective.
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So Carvalho is still a private detective who operates in the grubbier bits of Spanish society.
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The police arrived and questioned its driver, who admitted to working for a private detective firm.
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Several co-workers are discussing hiring a private detective when Alice walks in, eating tilefish casserole.
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So, that's people scouring the internet, that's people doing the equivalent of journalism/private detective work.
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It's tough to do a badass noir private detective show with a hero who has a boyfriend.
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Aside from door work, his company escorts money deliveries, does private detective work, and provides concierge services.
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Their opposition research/private detective group has most likely been on to Trump since last spring. 21.
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He also held a variety of jobs, including prison guard, insurance salesman, private detective and business investor.
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Then Reacher meets a private detective who is trying to find the very same small-fingered woman.
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Throughout the film, private detective (Bob Hoskins) tries to help clear Roger's name while solving the crime.
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Ryota, having never followed up on his award-winning first novel, now works as a private detective.
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Most famously a consultant, Rodham previously worked as an insurance salesman, a prison guard and a private detective.
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It's a hard-boiled cyberpunk noir show about a private detective who has a revolver for a head.
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The private detective investigating Peach's death doesn't buy Beck's bullshit essay, and clearly has his eyes on Joe.
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Gene struggles to connect with Conrad, and takes to following him around town like a hangdog private detective.
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BBC's Sherlock is a story about a genius private detective who uses small clues to solve big mysteries.
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As a young woman she worked as a stenographer in a law office and as a private detective.
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The New York Post reported Jolie hired a private detective who claimed to have uncovered Pitt's affair with Cotillard.
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It's clouded in mystery now, as if a private detective just conned her way into an after-hours club.
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A bumbling private detective (Ryan Gosling) and a hit man (Russell Crowe) team up to investigate a missing woman.
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This suggestion seemed to be supported by an account, on Hannah's blog, of hiring a private detective that summer.
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Are any questions answered about 'Rocky II' the artwork, and what happens to the private detective at the end?
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The Riches said the campaign included their hiring, at Butowsky's suggestion, a private detective to investigate their son's death.
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Price: ~$50Buy on:Best BuyWalmart Yagami is a disgraced lawyer-turned-private detective in the fictional Kamurocho district of Tokyo.
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DEATH SENTENCES are occasionally overturned in America; we meet a private detective responsible for saving many of those lives.
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The anthropomorphic duck-man private detective who once starred in his own movie got a fresh rewrite last year.
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Rodham had several jobs, including stints as a prison guard and private detective, according to the The New York Times.
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At Mr. Fogle's behest, an old friend who was a private detective in Washington produced a report on the man.
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It took 39 years and the help of a private detective for Abbie Greene to track down her biological mother.
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Jones is a private detective who deals with the psychological repercussions of the time she spent with an abusive man.
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It follows an investigation into the death of a wealthy patriarch, led by the private detective Charles Hayward (Max Irons).
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Los Angeles City Attorney Michael N. Feuer filed papers on Friday to look into the private detective, named Scott Brian Mathews.
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A thriller with dark humor, "Double Whammy" is about a private detective who investigates a suspected cheater in bass fishing tournaments.
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A decade after being placed in solitary confinement for a crime he didn't commit, former cop Joe King is a private detective.
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Nevertheless, we were at someone else's house, and what we found out later was that he had a private detective following us.
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Most memorably, she portrayed a bespectacled book clerk who flirts with Private Detective Philip Marlowe (Humphrey Bogart) in The Big Sleep (1946).
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Higgins-Howard emailed Musk out of the blue following the initial "pedo guy" tweet to offer his services as a private detective.
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Phil Phillips (puppeted and voiced by Muppets stalwart Bill Barretta) is a disgraced former cop working as a private detective in Los Angeles.
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And on Wednesday evening, Rod Wheeler — the private detective who ignited the Seth Rich conspiracy theory — began stoking the flames of another conspiracy.
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Richard Simmons is "thankful" after the Los Angeles City Attorney opened an investigation into the private detective who was allegedly tracking his whereabouts.
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As a kid in 2004, it was hard to feel like you were achieving much of anything without your own private detective agency.
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Errol Morris was a private detective before becoming one of the most revered documentary filmmakers on Earth, and here's where it really shows.
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Allan Pinkerton, who founded the first private detective agency in the United States in 1850, hired the country's first female investigator in 1856.
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Gosling plays Holland March, a private detective brought onto the case who doesn't really have the stomach for the work, but loves the paycheck.
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He still maintained his lawyer connections, though, and with his connections to the Matsugane yakuza family, he's found steady work as a private detective.
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This new trailer shows more of what to expect: an older Veronica who's working as a private detective in her hometown of Neptune, California.
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She said she was arrested at 15 years old for grand theft and once wore a wire while working undercover for a private detective.
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We don't know what Mary Louise's former career was, but I feel like she was a private detective based on her knack for snooping.
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The couple, from Omaha, Nebraska, said the campaign against them included their hiring, at Butowsky's suggestion, a private detective to investigate their son's death.
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Reuters reported in 2013 that Levinson, a private detective and former FBI agent, was investigating allegations of corruption by well-connected people in Iran.
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Manuel and Ana hide the letters and say nothing to Eurídice, who begins to obsess about Guida, hiring a private detective to track her.
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Her dancer legs led to her being cast as Sam, the sexy answering service girl, on the TV show "Richard Diamond, Private Detective "in 1957.
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Jessica Jones, the superpowered private detective, isn't one for sappy goodbyes, so we'll keep this short and sweet: Jessica Jones, the show, has been axed.
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Kate Atkinson's no-nonsense private detective will do whatever it takes, lawful or otherwise, to bring his idiosyncratic brand of justice to wounded crime victims.
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Judgment centers around Takayuki Yagami, a private detective and former lawyer who winds up investigating a series of murders with possible ties to the Yakuza.
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Humphrey Bogart stars as the private detective Philip Marlowe, hired by a wealthy retired general to settle the gambling debt of one of his daughters.
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After a much-needed stint in rehab, Ella decides to shadow Cibrian's character Eddie, a private detective, in order to study up for a new role.
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Last, there is Brodie himself, who is now to be found working uninspiring cases as a private detective, while awkwardly spending time with his adolescent son.
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Anatomy of a Scene In the 1970s-set buddy comedy "The Nice Guys," a private detective and a hired enforcer team up to solve a murder.
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Not only will Banks be directing, but she will also take on the role of Bosley, a private detective and the Angel's primary contact to Charlie.
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She's had a busy day, too, stopping by Ray's and then playing private detective when she sees how empty his coffeeshop is and decides to help.
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And Keith (Ron Livingston), the private detective Dory hooked up with in the belief that he was working for Chantal's family, had met his bloody demise.
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Enter into this mess a private detective who's come to town looking for answers to the strange visions that keep him from getting a good night's sleep.
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After the assault, one of the defendants also commissioned a private detective to spy on the alleged victim's social media posts and on her holiday with friends.
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A Case of Distrust takes place in San Francisco in 1925, and puts you in the shoes of newly minted private detective, former SFPD officer Phyllis Malone.
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Their home is filled with photos of baby Barb, their only daughter, and they've sold their house to pay for a private detective to find her. Uncool!
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That someone is, more often than not, Holland March (Ryan Gosling), a private detective with a drinking problem and a precocious young daughter named Holly (Angourie Rice).
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While his wife longs to make a baby of their own, Zachary, a private detective, finds himself increasingly obsessed by the case of a missing local child.
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By trade a researcher ("like being a private detective, without the danger and the sex"), the delightful Ms. Mann comes off as a funny, very hip nerd.
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After running into difficulties, according to a statement from the Federal Prosecutor's Office, Daniel M. hired a private detective who was able to identify the three officials.
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New York Magazine said a private detective followed Cook around his neighborhood and Fox operatives were preparing a report on the journalist with information to give to blogs.
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Whoever he may be, Macy will play him with the same earnest, downtrodden nobility that he brought to private detective Milton Arbogast in the 1998 remake of Psycho.
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Craig is the standout in the movie and delivers a scenery-chewing performance as a Southern gentleman private detective who is hunting the murderer of a family patriarch.
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He becomes a private detective, but is then pressed into gumshoe jobs for the propaganda minister Joseph Goebbels and Reinhard Heydrich, a principal architect of the Final Solution.
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He also admitted that he had hired a private detective to investigate the wife of G. Murray Snow, the judge who had issued the injunction against the patrols.
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In the case of Betty Deal, her family had hired a private detective to locate her after she vanished from the Seattle area in 1975, abandoning her four children.
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Credit Suisse's spying surfaced in September when former star wealth manager Iqbal Khan, after switching to rival UBS , confronted a private detective following him and his wife through Zurich.
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Netflix recently released the second season of Marvel's Jessica Jones, which finds the titular private detective dealing with unwanted fame and investigating the mysterious organization that gave her superpowers.
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In it he studies, like a private detective, the discrepant accounts of how this work from 1953 by Robert Rauschenberg was first presented and subsequently interpreted, over the decades.
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A second lawsuit brought against Fox News, Fox News reporter Malia Zimmerman and Ed Butowsky, a wealthy Trump supporter, by private detective Rod Wheeler was also dismissed by Daniels.
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Then, Bismuth began making a quasi-documentary about the hired screenwriters making a movie about the hired private detective who's been tasked to find this possibly-nonexistent art object.
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Carrey said his portrayal of private detective "Ace Ventura" was his own bid to "destroy Hollywood, not be a part of it ... to make fun of the leading man".
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If ya didn't hear, Millie landed the titular role of Enola Holmes in the upcoming movie franchise about Sherlock Holmes' much younger sister -- who becomes a private detective herself.
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In the official trailer Netflix dropped Wednesday, Matt Murdock—blind lawyer by day, Daredevil by night—comes to the legal aid of Jessica Jones, a super strong private detective.
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"Le Sacre du Printemps (the Rehearsal)" combined, with absurd logic and tragicomic intensity, the stories of a ballet company rehearsing with a private detective hunting for a lost baby.
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You've never seen Daniel Craig — as a famous private detective with a flawlessly overbaked Southern accent tasked with sorting out a whodunit — have more fun doing anything ever. 2.
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Once, according to Woolley, Madison even hired a private detective to look into somebody's personal affairs to use as political fodder for an argument that was happening in Talossa.
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Ben had grown up there and was used to dealing with hostile, sometimes corrupt officers, but Clarissa, whose father had been a private detective, expected better treatment from the police.
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Every now and then he strikes a piano key to let people know of his existence until he&aposs finally called out and reveals himself to be a private detective.
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Johnson discussed how he and his star Daniel Craig pushed one another in seeing how wacky they could go with Craig&aposs private detective character before it got too silly.
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Despite having confounded his privileged peers by setting himself up as a private detective, Lenox is the son of a baronet and very rich, which makes him a prize indeed.
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The costumes — from a pink Easter bunny to an ironic butterfly — carried obscure references to stories written about the fictional private detective by the British author Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.
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Mr. Wigdor brought the suit on behalf of Rod Wheeler, a private detective involved in the case who said that Fox News had fabricated quotations from him in the article.
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I was especially taken with Melinda Page Hamilton as a private detective, ruthlessly dedicated to finding her man, who nonetheless reveals other sides of herself as she tracks her quarry.
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The film tells the story of a private detective with Tourette syndrome investigating the death of his boss, played by Bruce Willis, who's gunned down about 18 minutes into the movie.
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Credit Suisse's spying surfaced in September when former star wealth manager Iqbal Khan, after defecting to rival UBS , confronted a private detective who was following him and his wife through Zurich.
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Tony Shalhoub stars as Adrian Monk, a former cop turned private detective who has O.C.D. and pretty severe anxiety but also a Sherlock Holmes-y attention to detail and deductive reasoning.
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Photograph by Tom Frost / Aurora Photos Back in Southern California, Chouinard tried community college for a spell, while working as a private detective for an agency run by his older brother.
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Jessica Jones is a private detective born with super strength and an equally strong affinity for alcohol, a crutch that can partially be blamed on the season's big bad, Kilgrave (David Tennant).
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The show follows Veronica Mars, a high school student played by Kristen Bell, who moonlights as a private detective, while also navigating the problems that arise with your regular high school existence.
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The series premiered in 2004, following high school student Veronica (Kristen Bell) as she moonlights as a private detective, solving the mystery behind her best friend's death and a fatal bus crash.
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While Newell secretly wed her attentive and charming suitor after dating him for just two months, her children were immediately suspicious of him, hiring a private detective to look into his past.
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Working with his wife, the filmmaker Jennifer Maas, as well as the music writer Andria Lisle and a private detective, Matt Sullivan tracked down the major and minor players in Sullivan's life.
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Call of Cthulhu is set just after World War I and follows private detective Edward Pierce as he tries to solve a mystery on an island off the coast of New England.
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The private detective Dirk (Samuel Barnett), who relies on his psychic abilities and the "fundamental interconnectedness of all things" to crack cases, is trapped in the top-secret government organization of Blackwing.
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" Announcing that "Dick Trace-It," also known as Richard Hambleton, was the private detective trying to solve the "murders" in Vancouver, he posted 4,000 fake wanted posters seeking the apprehension of "Mr.
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Glenn Close stars as the matriarch of a family in which one member has just been murdered, and Max Irons ("The Riot Club") plays a private detective who has come to investigate.
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Plus, he engaged the services of a private detective (albeit a less than legitimate one), and ended up calling Unsworth a "child rapist" in an angry email to a BuzzFeed reporter. Yikes.
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Back then, every two-bit private detective in the country was scouring the past of every Republican member of Congress, trying to collect a million-dollar bounty offered by Hustler publisher Larry Flynt.
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This adaptation of J.K. Rowling's Robert Galbraith mysteries aired last summer in the UK on BBC One, starring Tom Burke as private detective Cormoran Strike, and Holliday Grainger as his office temp, Robin.
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One of the people, though, was a member of the local NAACP and a private detective who galvanised the group by saying "FIRED UP, READY TO GO" in a call-and-response riff.
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When I was in college, I was in love with Veronica Mars, the high school noir about a teenage private detective, and I wanted to know everything that anyone was saying about it.
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He structured the whole thing to give everyone closure, and finished it off with Veronica taking her seat at her father's private investigator desk, accepting her destiny as a private detective at last.
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His victim was private detective Derek Partee, an African-American volunteer for the campaign of Republican state Senator Jeff Tarte, according to the campaign he worked for and a Facebook post by Partee.
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Diamant dubs the anonymous artist "The Electric Pencil" after the caption of one drawing that he guesses might be a self-portrait, and hires a private detective to try and determine his identity.
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Years earlier, he told federal investigators that the Hollywood private detective Anthony Pellicano had demanded that Mr. Burkle pay as much as $250,000 in exchange for Mr. Pellicano's agreeing not to investigate him.
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Even if she hadn't checked him out online, she may have responded less angrily if you'd shared your concerns as a friend, rather than providing a dossier of proof like a private detective.
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Musk acknowledged under oath on Tuesday that he had been duped out of $52,000 by a man named James Howard, posing as a private detective and offering to dig up dirt about Unsworth.
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The diocese hired a private detective agency that developed a detailed account of an encounter that was captured on video and quickly became a lightning rod for political and racial tensions in America.
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Rod Wheeler, the private detective at the center of Fox News' questionable coverage of the death of Seth Rich, a young Democratic aide, retained him after reading about his battles with the network.
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The crisis erupted in September when Credit Suisse's former star wealth manager Iqbal Khan, who had jumped ship to join rival UBS, confronted a private detective following him and his wife through downtown Zurich.
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Credit Suisse has been trapped in a crisis since September, when its former star wealth manager Iqbal Khan, after switching to rival UBS, confronted a private detective following him and his wife through Zurich.
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If you've had your fill of dealing with social interactions like a private detective, breathe a sigh of relief, because Mercury rewards a very different sort of behavior when it's in Scorpio's neighbor, Sagittarius.
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Noelle tries out public transportation, hires a private detective, eats a tube of sunscreen, and surprises strangers with her liberal use of words like "jolly" and "naughty," while persuading her brother to come home.
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As Kalinda Sharma, her Emmy-winning private detective on CBS's "The Good Wife," Ms. Panjabi was famous for her boots: towering-heeled, over-the-knee, black-leather numbers that telegraphed inscrutability and sexual boldness.
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In a related decision, Judge Daniels also dismissed a separate lawsuit brought against Fox News, Ms. Zimmerman and Mr. Butowsky by a private detective who had played a central role in the retracted story.
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The square-jawed actor played tough-as-nails private detective Joe Mannix and actress Gail Fisher co-starred as an independent investigator and his loyal secretary, Peggy, in a series that attracted a strong following.
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The game is a noir point-and-click that puts the player in the (gum)shoes of a private detective named Tracker McDyke who is, in case you couldn't guess by the name, a lesbian.
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The "puppet crime comedy" about a private detective puppet and a Detective (Melissa McCarthy) who team up together to track down a serial killer features violent Sesame-esque puppets that allegedly aren't afraid to ejaculate.
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Mr. Morris, one of the great sleuths of modern cinema (who many years ago worked as a private detective), brings to "Wormwood" a long acquaintance with the slipperiness of truth and the deceptions of power.
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" —Nidhi Prakash The private detective who ignited a false conspiracy theory about a murdered Democratic National Committee staffer sued Fox News and others on Tuesday, saying the network "created fake news to advance President Trump's agenda.
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Prosecutors would contend that Warmus purchased a gun from private detective Vincent Parco, whom she'd retained in another matter, and used it to kill Betty Jeanne before heading to meet Paul for drinks at a hotel.
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Harold Copus, a former FBI agent turned private detective, spent several months interviewing Kyle, as well as the Burger King employee who found him, the EMTs who treated him, and the nurses who cared for him.
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So now to expect the school to go out and become a private detective to try to figure out where are the person's relatives — how in the world is a mortuary school supposed to do that?
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We wanted to have Michael Scott, the private detective, go to Stallone and ask if he knew that there was an art piece named after his film—at one stage, we even thought it would happen.
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The Riches said this included their hiring, at Butowsky's suggestion, of a private detective to investigate their son's death, and who Zimmerman later used to advance the "sham story" that Seth Rich had leaked DNC emails.
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The defendants' lawyers also used a private detective to follow the woman and gather evidence that she returned to a normal life after the assault, but part of that evidence was eventually withdrawn by the judges.
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Private detective Bill Dear suspected that the real killer was Jason Simpson, O.J.'s son from his first marriage – a theory that is the focus of an upcoming Investigation Discovery docu-series featuring executive producer Martin Sheen.
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His next project, he says, is another adaptation of one of the author's novellas, The Regular, which follows a private detective who is hunting for a serial killer who has been stealing cybernetic upgrades from his victims.
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Daredevil and his legal partner Foggy work in the kind of run-down office that might have housed a 1940s private detective like Philip Marlowe; their enemies are not aliens, or robots, but gangsters and crooked policemen.
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But Schafmeister alleged that Kennedy became "extremely aggressive," especially after Schafmeister began dating another man, and began having her tailed by a private detective — even asking other doctors to notify the detective of when she left work.
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The film centers on Ryota (Hiroshi Abe), a former novelist who works as an unscrupulous private detective, as he tries to reach an accord with his family in the wake of a divorce and his father's death.
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Prosecutors argued in court that Warmus purchased a gun from a private detective and used it to kill Betty Jeanne Solomon, shooting her nine times in the Solomons' home before going to meet Paul Solomon at a hotel.
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Gosling plays a private detective whose non-ethics neatly dovetail with the disheveled, sexually permissive 1970s in Los Angeles, where he's trailing a young woman who might be mixed up in the accidental death of a porn star.
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Switzerland's second-biggest bank has been embroiled in a widening crisis since September when its former star wealth manager, Iqbal Khan, after switching to rival UBS, confronted a private detective following him and his wife through downtown Zurich.
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I tied these crime novels together because they are, to my mind, an answer to a question I've often been asked, and thus one I think about a lot: What is the state of the private detective novel?
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Then he began applying hair gel and wearing blazers and business suits, a costume inspired by "Remington Steele," the TV show that starred Pierce Brosnan as a con man who assumes the identity of a glamorous private detective.
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We are treating them as a kind of thermostat for reality, in principle replaceable with finding (credible) slips of paper on the ground, or overhearing them talking to someone else, or having them tailed by a private detective.
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Roger Smith, an actor remembered for his leading role in the ABC private detective show "26 Sunset Strip," who shifted his career to manage that of his wife, the actress Ann-Margret, died on Sunday in Los Angeles.
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The heart of this experience is the narrative, the investigation, which first attracts the player character of Edward Pierce, a Boston-raised, 45-year-old First World War veteran turned private detective, to the small community of Darkwater Island.
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War photography has gone from a specialist's art to a citizen's daily action, and the stupid selfie you uploaded yesterday has already been scraped into a database and could be sold to law enforcement agencies or a private detective.
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WHEN members of a private club in Manhattan suddenly start dropping dead at an alarming rate, Matt Scudder, a private detective, suspects more might be at play than bad luck to explain the bizarre series of suicides and violent accidents.
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The movie — which Norton also stars in alongside Bruce Willis, Alec Baldwin, Bobby Cannavale, Leslie Mann and Willem Dafoe — tells the story of a private detective with Tourette's Syndrome who seeks to solve the murder of his mentor and only friend.
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But Ibori's lawyers allege that one of the British police officers who investigated him took bribes in 2007 from a private detective, hired by a British law firm working for Ibori, in return for inside information about the police investigation.
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Veronica is back home and as cynical and witty as ever, and this new trailer shows off a bit of what to expect: Veronica returned home after being away for years, and is working as a private detective alongside her father.
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The movie — which Norton also stars in alongside Bruce Willis, Alec Baldwin, Bobby Cannavale, Leslie Mann and Willem Dafoe — tells the story of a private detective with Tourette's Syndrome who seeks to solve the murder of his mentor and only friend.
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And that's a challenge, because as we saw the demo take its private detective through an early mystery, it was taking some very familiar beats and trying to get them to land in a way that felt fresh and unexpected.
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After U.S. attorney William Day told him there wasn't enough evidence for an indictment or conviction, Frank came to terms with the fact that he had to contact a rival and famous Italian private detective by the name of Francis Dimaio.
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Years later, he's trying to recover from the horrors he faced in jail and running a private detective agency with his teenage daughter, when he hears from the woman who accused him: She found religion and wants to clear her conscience.
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Preparing for a screen test, he falls under the tutelage of Perry van Shrike, played by Val Kilmer, a private detective widely known as Gay Perry because of his sexual preference (which is apparently something of a novelty in Southern California).
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All these flags are flying in THE WOMAN IN THE WOODS (Emily Bestler/Atria, $26.99), which finds Charlie Parker, the oddball private detective in this quirky series, thwarted by the broken link in a chain of safe havens for battered women.
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In large lightboxes, the artist appears as a media studies professor in bell-bottom corduroys, smoking in class; as a sleeping antiques dealer surrounded by tchotchkes from British Columbia; and as a private detective peeping from behind a 19th-century newspaper.
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To pass the time while waiting for the ransom money (a sum of about €1,22010 [about $2645,22015 USD], which they apparently needed to fund their own private detective agency), the perpetrators took Ann-Marie to a petting zoo and to a café.
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When Joseph Petrosino appealed in the New York Times for the Secret Service to join him in a war on the group, he was told that if Italian Americans wanted protection, they would have to pay standard rates for a private detective agency.
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When Ruscha refused to answer, Bismuth, perhaps inspired by the American artist's infatuation with the contradictory and the illogical, decided to hire a private detective to explore the matter without telling him the gig would be part of a larger art project.
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In August, a private detective hired by the Rich family sued Fox News for defamation and racial discrimination, claiming that the network had fabricated quotes attributed to him as part of a coordinated effort with the White House to smear Mr. Rich.
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In August, a private detective hired by the Rich family sued Fox News for defamation and racial discrimination, claiming that the network had fabricated quotes attributed to him as part of a coordinated effort with the White House to smear Mr. Rich.
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Everyone has had those Wednesdays that stretch on for several weeks, when your eyes glaze over and you start to daydream about changing careers to become a private detective or a circus performer or, like, the kind of influencer who gets free Doritos.
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One document compares FlexiSpy's product to others available in the country; several invoices suggest FlexiSpy paid a Russian man commission fees for directing sales to the company; and a spreadsheet lays out an extensive list of potential Russian customers, including private detective agencies.
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The ability to make calls with a wristwatch has captured the imagination of tech enthusiasts at least since it was prominently featured in "Dick Tracy," the comic about a private detective who, starting in 1946, used calls from his wrist to help bust bad guys.
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The ability to make calls with a wristwatch has captured the imagination of tech enthusiasts at least since it was prominently featured in "Dick Tracy," the comic about a private detective who, starting in 21940, used calls from his wrist to help bust bad guys.
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In August, Rod Wheeler, a private detective hired by Butowsky to investigate Rich's death, sued Fox News and others, alleging the network "created fake news to advance President Trump's agenda" when it ran a story on Rich in May that included made-up quotes.
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Testifying at a trial where Mellon was acquitted of hiring a private detective to snoop into Tamara Mellon's finances, the co-founder of Jimmy Choo shoes said she and her husband had met at a meeting of Narcotics Anonymous when both were recovering from addiction.
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One mother, who did not want to be named because her dealings the court are ongoing, said she hired a private detective who found her son living under a fake name with an aunt of her ex-husband in a northern city in China.
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Edward Norton sits in the director's chair for the first time in 19 years (2000's "Keeping the Faith") to adapt the Jonathan Lethem novel that follows a private detective with Tourette's (played by Norton) who tries to solve the murder of his only friend.
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Around the turn of the 21st century, a complete nitrate print mysteriously surfaced as a form of payment given to a North Carolina private detective; ascertaining the rarity of the material, he sold the print to the Oklahoma Historical Society, which supervised its restoration.
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But after new owners bought the building and moved aggressively to vacate it — they even sent a private detective to Albany where she was stage-managing a theater company one winter, she said — she decided a buyout was preferable to being trailed every time she left town.
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THE GHOST OF CHRISTMAS PAST (Minotaur, $24.99) finds the "semi-retired private detective" Molly Murphy Sullivan and her dashing husband at a grand mansion in the picturesque Hudson Valley village of Scarborough, where there are fresh snowfalls and sleigh rides and brainy suffragists to stir up trouble.
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The structure seems designed to mimic such ensemble comedies as the films "Love Actually" and "Valentine's Day," jumping back and forth between the narration of a bewildering assortment of characters, including a patternmaker, a movie star, two sales clerks, a private detective, a publicist, a model and an undertaker.
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Other iterations of the characters are under development for network broadcast or streaming: a horror-tinged animated series starring Josie (of the Pussycats); an animated series with a humorous vibe featuring Archie and his pals; and a live-action show centered around a private detective named Sam Hill.
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Bruce Willis stars as Steve Ford, a private detective in the Venice Beach section of Los Angeles whom the story puts through various indignities, including a naked skateboard ride, before eventually getting to the main yarn, which involves Steve's efforts to recover his stolen dog from a drug dealer.
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Before he knew it a private detective, with the help of several passengers, had dragged him off the train, put him in handcuffs and charged him with violating the 225 Louisiana Separate Car Act, one of many new segregationist laws that were cropping up throughout the post-Reconstruction South.
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Harlan died under mysterious circumstances, which only his longtime nurse Marta (Ana de Armas) knows anything about, and a trio of men arrive to investigate: two police detectives (Lakeith Stanfield and Noah Segan) and one private detective (Daniel Craig, sporting, as one character puts it, a Foghorn Leghorn accent).
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MARCH 6 Mystery writer Robert B. Parker introduced his Boston private detective "Spenser" in a 1973 novel, and then went on to feature the sleuth in 39 more books, along with a 1980s TV series and a handful of 1990s cable movies — all without ever giving the hero a first name.
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Mr. O'Shea, 43, is a private detective and chief executive of Striker Pierce Investigations, a detective agency with offices in Washington, New York and Alexandria, Va. His company focuses on litigation support and corporate fraud issues, and also provides consultation in support of survivors of sexual assault and other crimes.
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"She would send them to a private detective agency... make them take a lie detector test, a settlement would be struck, a non-disclosure agreement would be signed, and the girl promised never to speak about it..." Derogatis says he believes there are other settlements the public doesn't know about.
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An investigation by law firm Homburger into spying on Khan -- which became public in September after the departing executive confronted a private detective pursuing him and his wife through Zurich, triggering a criminal probe -- found Bouee and the security boss under him were alone responsible for the order and found no evidence of other cases.
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Having started as a dancer -- and been featured solely for her legs as the secretary whose face was never seen in the 1950s show "Richard Diamond, Private Detective" -- Moore had to overcome skepticism at the time that a beautiful actress (someone who could famously "turn the world on with her smile," as the song went) could also be funny.
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After two follow-ups, Mr. Kerr set Gunther aside for 20113 years, taking an approach to his creation far different from that of Sue Grafton, who cast her private detective, Kinsey Millhone, in 25 alphabet-spanning novels that began in 1982 and ended with her finale, "Y Is for Yesterday" (2017), which was published four months before her death.
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The private detective at the center of a Fox News article about the death of a young Democratic aide claims that the White House and a wealthy Trump supporter urged the network to publish the article as part of a scheme to blunt speculation about the president's ties to Russia, according to a lawsuit filed Tuesday.
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A renowned private detective named Benoit Blanc (Daniel Craig, with a syrupy Southern drawl) arrives to help law enforcement determine if his death was, in fact, the suicide it appears to be, or the work of one of his family members — each of whom is revealed, over the course of the film, to have reason to kill him.
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" Here's a rundown of what critics have said of "Knives Out" ahead of its opening: Ann Hornaday, a critic with The Washington Post, praised Craig's role in the film as Benoit Blanc, a private detective with a hammy Southern accent, and called "Knives Out" a "cheekily playful updating of Agatha Christie by way of Trump-era politics.
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So Frédéric Tcheng's movie opens the way a Raymond Chandler novel might, with an insinuation of noir, except "Halston" starts in some kind of editing room, in which video players are swallowing cassettes and the actor and writer Tavi Gevinson has to do a lot of lurking and creaking as both the narrator and, what, a production-assistant private detective?
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It has been nearly 50 years since Richard Roundtree first donned the street-sweeping leather coat and camel turtleneck of John Shaft, the black private detective whose extraordinary self-possession and unbowed swagger — transferable from the office, to the street, to the bedroom — landed in theaters like a bomb in 1971, changing the relationship between black America and Hollywood forever.
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The show, set in and around Los Angeles, starred James Garner as a resourceful if not financially stable private detective who lived in a battered trailer in a beach parking lot and had a somewhat rocky relationship with the local police; his main contact was Becker, whose patience he was constantly testing and whose loyalty to Rockford was looked down upon by his superiors.
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She later teams up with Colleen Wing to form a crime-fighting duo dubbed the "Daughters of the Dragon," and the two create a private detective agency, going on to work frequently with Power Man and Iron Fist — aka Luke Cage and Danny Rand — who operate their own PI and protection firm (yeah, a lot of Marvel's street-level heroes are private eyes in New York, don't think about it too hard).
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The private detective who gives her name to Heller's third novel is an oxygen tank- and Glock-toting sexagenarian who tracks down missing persons with "a better find rate than the F.B.I." After agreeing to investigate the disappearance of a National Geographic photographer who was ostensibly mauled by a bear 20 years back, but whose adult daughter suspects foul play, Celine and her husband/Watson set out for Yellowstone from Denver in a borrowed truck and camper.
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Based in the city, Concacaf is one of soccer's six regional governing bodies, but it perhaps felt the most damage from the scandal: three of its former presidents were charged by United States authorities, and an internal probe later found multiple examples of rogue behavior, including self-dealing, indiscriminate use of private jets and even the recruitment of a private detective to snoop on individuals, including the former U.S. Soccer president Sunil Gulati, who still sits on the FIFA Council.
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