The data selling is not limited to private investigators, however.
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Shine is also accused of hiring private investigators to harass journalists.
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But now we know they were actually sending out private investigators.
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It's not surprising the days around Valentine's would keep private investigators busy.
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Many firms hire private investigators to review a company's operations in China.
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Casey is now living in south Florida with one of her private investigators.
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Reporters pursued the story, Farrow writes, and the Enquirer even hired private investigators.
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He had been rebuked for setting private investigators on a judge investigating him.
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A few months later, private investigators police believed were working with Epstein appeared.
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Female emojis also have more professional options, like construction work and private investigators.
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She also suspected Uber of hiring private investigators once friends started getting calls.
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The Virginia DMV has similar arrangements with 109 private investigators, the documents showed.
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Those include a company called Delvepoint which more explicitly markets to private investigators.
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The most charitable interpretation of the bill is that obtaining data from platforms like Airbnb would allow the OSE to reduce its reliance on private investigators, and perhaps even reduce its ties to the hotel lobby and its private investigators.
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Boback passed the news to one of his private investigators, striking a cool tone.
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Casey Anthony is now living in South Florida with one of her private investigators.
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We would have had the resources to have private investigators, the whole nine yards.
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Gore, has drawn fire for helping Harvey Weinstein draft a contract for private investigators.
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More private investigators were hired to find out where the information was coming from.
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Reiter also testified that Dershowitz had contracted private investigators to look into his background.
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Valentine's Day is a busy time for private investigators But it's not what you think.
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She is a highly skilled hacker that is enlisted to assist journalists and private investigators.
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He hired private investigators of his own, who Fisten said frightened and harassed the victims.
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Private investigators can buy troves of personal data to obtain information on companies or individuals.
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Private investigators, especially from insurance companies, will eventually arrive, though Cal Fire's work comes first.
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Trump sent private investigators to Hawaii to supposedly get at the truth about Obama's origins.
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After all, this is a league that hires private investigators to watch players talk in public.
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Seitz said that journalists, law enforcement, lawyers, private investigators, marketers, and others were already using Hunchly.
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He is probably an ex-fed, who still has access, like a lot of private investigators.
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An ex-cop and his criminal friend team up as private investigators in this smart procedural.
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He hired private investigators to in an attempt to out Microsoft and help out the feds.
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Private investigators rapidly went to work collecting records from two cases in Italy involving Ms. Battilana.
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Lawyers routinely use private investigators to collect information to help them argue civil and criminal cases.
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Barrymore also recalled being detained one time by star-struck private investigators hired by her mother.
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The evidence amassed by the private investigators should give Congress plenty to explore at its hearing next week, and put the Trump Justice Department on the spot to answer what it has done to address concerns that the foundation's lawyers raised and the private investigators uncovered.
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Fox also used private investigators to find information about Mackris, Steel reported at the Times this year.
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In legal docs, Skylar says Todd Mandel hired private investigators to track her current bf, Elliott Taylor.
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"People close to the story" believe NBC was compromised by private investigators hired by Weinstein, Carlson said.
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But Turner hired an attorney and private investigators with the intent to fight the allegations in court.
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Private investigators were sent to the homes of people who signed the petition, ostensibly to verify information.
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Federal privacy laws should never license the sale of private information to stalkers and disreputable private investigators.
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"I was followed and stalked by private investigators up until the writing of this book," she writes.
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They hire private investigators, for example, and they intimidate, particularly the women who are in the film.
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He once discussed hiring private investigators to probe the personal lives of reporters writing stories faulting the company.
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Roni Alsheich that private investigators had been hired to gather information on the officers involved in the case.
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To make sure he didn't make any mistakes, Mr. Lopp paid private investigators to try to find him.
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But more than a year earlier, private investigators revealed the company's criminal logging, and federal agents raided its headquarters.
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Other drug makers hired their own private investigators to make undercover purchases and shared the results with the FDA.
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I've tracked down private investigators across the United States and Europe who still gather to tell old Corbally stories.
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Forget telephoto lenses and fake mustaches: The most important tools for America's 35,000 private investigators are database subscription services.
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Still, companies are increasingly retaliating with lawsuits, hiring private investigators and using other aggressive tactics, according to some activists.
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American intelligence agencies and private investigators concluded in July that the hack was the work of the Russian government.
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Mr. Assange's insinuations broke a dam: Before long, private "investigators" emerged, offering their dubious help to the Rich family.
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Mr. Bouée claimed responsibility for the decision to have a former star banker, Iqbal Khan, followed by private investigators.
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Sherman reported that Ailes spent millions of the network's dollars to hire private investigators to follow unfriendly journalists, including him.
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Herding cows and hiring private investigators: Wealth advisers told us their stories about next-level requests from uber-rich clients
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Weinstein was rich and powerful, with a lot of friends and money for good lawyers, not to mention private investigators.
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Weinstein is rich and powerful with a lot of friends and money for good lawyers, not to mention private investigators.
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Ronald has said for several years ... when he quit the Church they hired private investigators to keep tabs on him.
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Video DiPietro confirmed through private investigators there was a party going on at the time of the attack, the station reported.
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This week that news includes private investigators, a pool full of gold coins, and maybe even a little bit of hope.
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The couple's family rejected this theory, hiring their own private investigators, a lawyer, and forensic pathologist to look into the deaths.
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"I hoped private investigators and the presence of a film crew would add urgency and momentum in the search," says Roman.
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The New Yorker report reveals that Harvey Weinstein allegedly hired private investigators to ascertain what information McGowan had told the press.
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While he was fanning the birther flames, Trump claimed to have dispatched private investigators to Hawaii to dig into Obama's origins.
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Throughout Farrow and McHugh's reporting, they say their phones were hacked and they were surveilled by private investigators hired by Weinstein.
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Like many private investigators, Vincent Parco has, for nearly 30 years, made his living in the darker corners of New York.
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The documents reviewed by BuzzFeed News also indicate that the company has provided its software to private investigators and security firms.
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The DPPA was designed to restrict access to DMV data, but included a wide array of exemptions, including for private investigators.
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She also noted that she couldn't afford a team of private investigators to expose his behaviors, according to The Daily Mail.
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Drew Barrymore and Cameron Diaz's days as crime-fighting private investigators may be over, but their friendship is as strong as ever.
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Some of the collectors are private investigators at smaller firms; others are investigative reporters or highly placed experts in strategically useful jobs.
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And, using the instruments of his power—jobs, payoffs, nondisclosure agreements, expensive lawyers and private investigators—he sought to keep them silent.
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The DPPA was supposed to tighten-up the sale of DMV data, but came bundled a list of exemptions, including private investigators.
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Law firms routinely use private investigators to collect information to help them argue civil and criminal cases in and out of court.
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Motherboard also found DMVs sold information to private investigators, including those who are hired to find out if a spouse is cheating.
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In 2017, Bloomberg reported that the OSE's Airbnb stings often relied on information provided by private investigators hired by the hotel lobby.
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I had a pretty normal life, except that my parents were private investigators and took in women that were victims of domestic violence.
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Elliott was never charged with a crime -- but the NFL's private investigators believe Elliott did, in fact, attack his girlfriend back in 2016.
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Many of the private investigators that DMVs have sold data to explicitly advertise that they will surveil spouses to see if they're cheating.
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There are also international entities like Interpol and a research center in Saudi Arabia not to mention some private investigators in the mix.
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The fourth explanation is the flimsiest: the idea, contained in a dossier compiled by private investigators, that Russia has compromising material on Trump.
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And now, private investigators are getting involved again, tracking the movements of certain individuals and having the occasional lead pipe waved in their faces.
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When an estate is as large as Prince's, his family will be overwhelmed with depositions, testimony, private investigators, perhaps even handwriting or DNA experts.
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Polanski says Barnard's claim is bogus, and his attorney Harlan Braun tells TMZ ... they hired their own private investigators to look into the allegation.
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"It's shocking to see that he is repeating the outlandish and false claim that [I] supposedly used private investigators against police officers," wrote Netanyahu.
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The Journal's finding, attributed to people familiar with the matter, parallels the conclusion reached by private investigators working for Bezos as of early February.
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During a previous investigation into Jeffrey Epstein in Florida, police reported that he hired at least three private investigators to intimidate accusers and witnesses.
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They've also enlisted the help of private investigators to get to the bottom of what happened to Christian, but they're still searching for answers.
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Spies, private investigators, criminals, and even some journalists have long used false identities to trick people into providing information, a practice known as pretexting.
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Alice (Mireille Enos) and her crew of private investigators take on the case of a husband wrongly imprisoned for the murder of his wife.
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Lawyers are also required to closely monitor private investigators to make sure they do not break the law or engage in inappropriate deceptive behavior.
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Mr. Bacon and his older brother, Zack, hired a small army of lawyers and private investigators, including veterans of the F.B.I. and Scotland Yard.
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By last summer, Mr. Smith and the private investigators had introduced about 15 Bahamian women to American lawyers at the DiCello Levitt Gutzler firm.
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A lot of us feared that our phones might be tapped, that we might be followed, that private investigators might be looking into us.
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The California-based Old Friends Information Services assigned internet-era private investigators to trawl public records, for example, charging $120 for successfully connecting two people.
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Sure, if I had figured out a way to have private investigators get information from banks, I could have found pretty much anything on anyone.
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Financier Jeffrey Epstein reportedly hired private investigators to silence accusers and prosecutors in an investigation into him over a decade ago, according to police reports.
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Now, there are female options for weight lifting, basketball, and surfing, as well as new job-related emoji for female construction workers and private investigators.
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Agents from Russia asked Treasury officials for private financial documents on at least 24 dissidents, academics, private investigators and American citizens, according to BuzzFeed News.
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In addition to the $440,640 loss on the home they never lived in, the Broaddus family had spent thousands on renovations, security, and private investigators.
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In some cases, people have basically become private investigators who have broad First Amendment protection to both take video and upload it to the internet.
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Independent investigations are common: According to the law firm BakerHostetler, well over half of the organizations it advises seek out private investigators to investigate hacks.
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In New York and many other states, private investigators are required to be licensed and can be charged with a misdemeanor if they are not.
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In private, investigators and Uber employees obtained and discussed the woman's medical records as the case progressed, according to three people familiar with the matter.
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Today, the home remains cordoned off behind yellow police tape and under constant watch by officers, and the family's private investigators haven't been allowed inside.
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The public appetite for such material spawned an industry of private investigators adept at the dark arts of bugging, phone hacking and acquiring confidential records.
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Extra credit: Fortune took a look at Elliott and some of the tactics it uses in its activism, from private investigators to hard-nosed negotiating.
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He tells Bailey that he cannot die, there are too many lawyers and private investigators and publicists and stockholders dependent upon him for their livelihood.
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According to the suit, Weinstein enlisted teams of private investigators, and even a National Enquirer exec to dig up dirt on his accusers, including Rose McGowan.
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Pace says she did not tell Kelly she was underage, and would later tell private investigators she claimed to be 19 years old at the time.
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Instead, the show has moved its cast to Los Angeles and transformed the former spies into private investigators, in a Magnum P.I.–inspired set of adventures.
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Norris said she has been in contact with private investigators and several good Samaritans who have offered to help, with additional plans to take legal action.
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The pings through that service either aren't real, or are at best highly inaccurate though, according to chat logs between two private investigators obtained by Motherboard.
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She subsequently moved to South Florida, living a low-key, uneventful life in the home of one of the private investigators who worked on her case.
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In the 15 years since Daniel vanished, his devastated parents have hired private investigators, but their heartbreak continues over their son, who would be 31 now.
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Two former private investigators have sued GlaxoSmithKline, charging that the drug maker misled them and induced them to investigate an innocent person, resulting in their imprisonment.
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Court filings reveal Epstein was also under investigation for potential witness tampering after one of his private investigators allegedly forced a victim's father off the road.
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Posing as investors, the Kasowitz private investigators met with the Morgan Keegan analyst who covered Fairfax, asking if they could have advance copies of his reports.
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Several private investigators said they would not have an operative assume a fake identity or work for an industry selling a product as dangerous as asbestos.
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"It's one thing to have had private investigators be able to happen upon somebody's car parked in their driveway or parked on the street," Wessler said.
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A New York City woman is accusing her ex-boyfriend of having her tailed by private investigators and arrested on false charges after she dumped him.
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Whenever he went out, he suspected that the authorities and private investigators from Nissan followed him around the city, according to people familiar with the matter.
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Private investigators found what they believed to be blood in the The 800 Exchange office and the case was taken over by the Orange County Sheriff's Department.
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A team of private investigators who spent years trying to crack the D.B. Cooper case claimed Thursday they decoded a letter from the hijacker revealing his identity.
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Jimme Mesis, a private investigator in New Jersey, is the founder of the United States Association of Private Investigators and the editor-in-chief of PI Magazine.
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It follows an acrimonious spying scandal, in which a former Credit Suisse banker was tailed by private investigators after accepting a job at the rival bank UBS.
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Private investigators examining the breach have uncovered "hacking tools, techniques and procedures" suggesting China's involvement, the newswire said, citing three sources not authorized to discuss the matter.
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However, private investigators have identified the suspects, and American intelligence agencies have told the White House that they have "high confidence" that the Russian government was responsible.
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The purpose of the law was to restrict access to DMV data, but it included a wide range of exemptions, including for the sale to private investigators.
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Multiple privacy experts have called for the law that permits the sale of DMV data to private investigators—the Drivers' Privacy Protection Act (DPPA)—to be changed.
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But then he and his co-director, Dylan Reeve, went in pursuit of the enigmatic Jane and were besieged by homophobic rants, private investigators and legal threats.
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She's the daughter of two private investigators whose major career moment was being hired by the legal team representing Paula Jones to investigate Bill Clinton in 1997.
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Mr. Scarpa got the information through a "sting," as he put it, according to notes from, and interviews of, Mr. Scarpa summarized by one of the private investigators.
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Several official and private investigators said they had hoped to make headway by following the money trail in the Philippines, but they told Reuters it has gone cold.
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Russian agents ostensibly trying to track ISIS instead pressed their American counterparts for private financial documents on at least two dozen dissidents, academics, private investigators, and American citizens.
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In the wake of that cut-off, however, private investigators and bounty hunters are seemingly scamming one another by offering inaccurate phone location data for hundreds of dollars.
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The New Yorker published an article detailing the ways Weinstein would hire private investigators to find unflattering information about accusers and journalists looking to expose his alleged misconduct.
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One account in The New Yorker article described two private investigators from Black Cube, using false identities, meeting with the actress Rose McGowan to extract information from her.
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At one point, Florida prosecutors considered charging Epstein with obstruction or witness tampering for, among other things, allegedly having private investigators force the parent off of the road.
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The Times says that the FBI is currently investigating the attack on its organization, but denied reports from CNN that it hired private investigators to help do so.
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Private investigators for Marriott say Chinese hackers are emerging as suspects in the security breach that left the personal information of up to 500 million hotel guests exposed.
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But private investigators have identified the suspects, and United States intelligence agencies have told the White House that they have "high confidence" that the Russian government was responsible.
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The paper said that private investigators hired by Manning had visited the house of Sly's parents twice and questioned him before the release of the homemade video confession.
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The "Culpable" team and the private investigators are still working on Christian's case, sifting through a flood of information from tips with the intention of releasing new episodes.
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Through public records requests, Motherboard has determined that when you give your name and address to the DMV, some of those agencies will sell it to private investigators.
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Trump talked about this notion almost nonstop; he even said he was considering sending private investigators to Hawaii to prove that the president's birth certificate was a forgery.
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She told the court she was being followed by private investigators and once was stopped on the street by men warning her to stop interfering in the studio.
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Jeffrey Epstein reportedly hired private investigators to intimidate and silence accusers, witnesses, and prosecutorsHere's how Jeffrey Epstein may have acquired a $77 million Upper East Side townhouse for $0
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"They also discussed a possible obstruction plea that 'could rely on the incident where Mr. Epstein's private investigators followed (redacted) father, forcing off the road," according to Monday's letter.
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Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein contracted a shadowy network of private investigators to undercut scores of women who've accused him of sexual harassment and assault, according to The New Yorker.
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In one email exchange from September, Washtock wrote that "I am still anxiously waiting for additional findings from the private investigators," according to a copy provided by Patty O'Connell.
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Shortly after the unanimous vote supporting the program, owner of the Odyssey nightclub, Bijan Ahmadian, sent private investigators into a Halloween event at the Vancouver Art and Leisure Centre.
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Then it emerged through the Washington Post article this week that before the documentary aired, Manning hired private investigators to find the source of the allegations and look into him.
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Former Associated Press editor Ted Bridis corroborated the claim, saying he'd been "warned explicitly by insiders" that AMI had hired private investigators to find dirt on journalists covering the story.
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As Motherboard has shown in multiple investigations, this data, which sometimes included highly precise assisted-GPS data, ended up in the hands of bounty hunters, bail bondsmen, or private investigators.
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Motherboard did not obtain records from DMVs in all states, so the number of private investigators that have been granted access to citizens' data across the country is likely higher.
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Skeptical of the official account of the assassination, he would wage a tireless campaign to prove it wrong — to work with private investigators in the hope of exonerating his father.
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Skeptical of the official account of the assassination, he would wage a tireless campaign to prove it wrong — to work with private investigators in the hope of exonerating his father.
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When the technique was used by a set of private investigators hired by the chairman of Hewlett-Packard a little more than a decade ago it caused a huge corporate scandal.
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Farrow's latest article, "Harvey Weinstein's Army Of Spies," reports that the film executive hired private investigators to gather unflattering information about Weinstein's accusers and journalists who were looking into the allegations.
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The private investigators believe it is similar to the Democratic National Committee hack, but federal investigators are still working to determine the scope and nature of the intrusion, the official explained.
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However, he did have a private security license -- often used by armed and unarmed security guards, personal protection officers, private investigators, and more, according to the Texas Department of Public Safety.
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The unusual case highlights the role many retired police officers play in the city's criminal justice system, as they work as private investigators and help defense lawyers investigate their clients' cases.
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And the hotel industry and labor groups are only too eager to help, hiring their own private investigators to rat out AirBnb hosts who flout a ban on short-term sublets.
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During that probe, at least three private investigators who police believed were working on Epstein's behalf tracked down accusers and possible witnesses to the alleged attacks, according to the police reports.
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A statement from ITJP said that Gotabaya was formally served with notice of the case in a supermarket parking lot in Pasadena, California on Sunday after being tracked by private investigators.
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Here's the part that would make her the envy of dictators around the world: in her contract with these private investigators, they are forbidden from writing any of their findings down.
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Farrow, the son of actress Mia Farrow and actor-director Woody Allen, said he was followed by private investigators from the Israeli surveillance firm Black Cube throughout his reporting on Weinstein.
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In general, law firms are not supposed to work with unlicensed private investigators if they intend to use any information gleaned from the investigation in court filings and to pursue litigation.
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Danik said the only investigative challenge is that some documents assembled by the private investigators are marked as attorney-client privileged and federal agents might need special permission to use them.
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They are attempting to examine Bezos's private investigators' allegation that the Saudis "gained private information" from his phone, and that such information wound up in the hands of American Media Inc.
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Ravenel's team of private investigators began secretly recording Dennis through cameras mounted across the street at the beginning of February 208, according to the report filed with the court by Ravenel.
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"In 1997, Connecticut Magazine reported that Allen's legal team had hired private investigators, including ones assigned to find damaging information on law enforcement officials working the sex-abuse case," Farrow writes.
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According to the New York Post, Mister Softee has already stepped up its animosity, hiring a team of private investigators to keep their eyes on New York Ice Cream's men and women.
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The private investigators The Florida investigation began in 2005 when the parent of one of the accusers, a 14-year-old girl later represented by Kuvin, reported Epstein to the local police.
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Saved in America is a San Diego–based nonprofit made up of former Navy SEALS and police officers who, as licensed private investigators, assist parents and law enforcement in tracking down runaways.
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"They [the church's attorneys] decided that the private investigators were following Ron, first of all, for his own well-being and his own safety," said Monique Yingling, a lawyer for the church.
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In early March, a small group of private investigators, including two former F.B.I. agents, gathered for a meal at Old Tbilisi Garden, a restaurant in Greenwich Village that specializes in Georgian food.
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The "mistress hunters" — like those employed by Shanghai Weiqing Network Technology — can charge hourly rates from 800 to 217.7,22.6 yuan ($259 to $287), and they are private investigators and marriage counselors combined.
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Some instances are too bizarre to be fully forgotten, like the businessman who hired a team of private investigators to try and implicate an old school friend who had moved to Holland.
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That is one of many hurdles sex crime prosecutions often face, ever more so in cases of powerful men like Mr. Weinstein, who come armed with high-priced lawyers and private investigators.
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Emboldened by that breakthrough, a number of private investigators are spearheading a call for amateur genealogists to help solve other cold cases by contributing their own genetic information to the same public database.
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"It is now public knowledge that Weinstein employed underhanded tactics to &apossilence&apos his victims," she wrote, citing reports that Weinstein hired private investigators to trail women who had accused him of mistreatment.
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In response, corporations and private equity firms are turning to private investigators like Dan Nardello — a former federal prosecutor at the Manhattan U.S. Attorney's Office, who now runs his own firm — in droves.
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A source who worked at the Weinstein Company told Farrow that Weinstein in September enlisted the help of private investigators to get McGowan arrested before the existence of the warrant was made public.
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She later told the court that she began to be followed by private investigators and threatened by men who approached her on the street, warning her to stop interfering in her husband's business.
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It would take Mr. Monti-Wohlpart two years and several thousand dollars in private investigators' fees in the late 22014s to find his birth mother and father, and learn more about his history.
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According to People, Ford used private investigators to find the prosecutor who "unsuccessfully presented the case to an all-white grand jury for indictment," as well as the detectives who investigated William Ford's death.
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"In 1997, Connecticut Magazine reported that Allen's legal team had hired private investigators, including ones assigned to find damaging information on law enforcement officials working the sex-abuse case," she alleged, among other examples.
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We talked to wealth advisers about some of the next-level requests they've delivered for uber-rich clients, including herding cows and hiring private investigators, all in the name of providing a personal service.
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Departments of Motor Vehicles in states around the country are taking drivers' personal information and selling it to thousands of businesses, including private investigators who spy on people for a profit, Motherboard has learned.
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On Friday, Motherboard reported that Departments of Motor Vehicles across the country are making tens of millions of dollars selling drivers' personal information, including to private investigators who spy on people for a profit.
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Add to that Weinstein's army of factotums, the private investigators and the lawyers and the deadline hacks taking his planted gossip, all of whom would swoop in to counterattack should anyone contemplate speaking out.
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Mr. Weinstein had hired Elkan Abramowitz, a friend and campaign donor to Mr. Vance, to represent him and had paid for private investigators to dig up information about her statements in the Italian case.
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Corbally became part of an operation that would help bring private investigators right into the heart of corporate America, and used his skills for some of the most powerful and famous companies in the world.
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The case against the defendant, Ronald G. Buell, 49, shed light on the role played by some retired officers in New York who work as private investigators and help defense lawyers investigate their clients' cases.
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Anecdotally, I interviewed some very elite private investigators where a key of their business is just subcontracting for these life insurance companies and sussing out death fraud claims that are over a certain dollar amount.
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A probe by private investigators hired by New York city in 2011 found that 62% of online private sellers agreed to sell guns to people who stated they "probably could not pass a background check".
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The probe by law firm Homburger determined that COO Pierre-Olivier Bouee acted alone in ordering private investigators Investigo to track Khan's movements and establish whether he was trying to poach former colleagues and clients.
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That has led to an unexpectedly pitched battle between those who favor incorporation and officials in the Town of Greenburgh, a down-and-dirty fight featuring private investigators, accusations of greed and, naturally, a lawsuit.
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The victims of theft, police officers, private investigators, the Hawks (South Africa's FBI), and even foreign government investigators showed up mistakenly at John and Ann's door, and none of them ever tried to figure out why.
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He purchased the Social Security numbers of several MetLife executives, from a service that private investigators use, then flashed them on a slide during a presentation, implying that Tiversa had found them on peer-to-peer.
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Manning and other high-profile athletes mentioned in the report strongly denied using HGH, and a Washington Post story published this week revealed that Manning had even hired private investigators to look into the key witness.
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Details: Citing sources familiar with the matter, CNN reported that prosecutors at the Southern District of New York are looking to obtain access to Bezos's electronic devices to examine the allegations made by Bezos's private investigators.
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Theroux's film has all the hallmarks of other notable Scientology exposés like Paul Haggis' Going Clear and Leah Remini's A&E series, including emotional interviews with ex-members and bizarre confrontations with parishioners and private investigators.
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Weinstein Hired Private Investigators to Track Accusers, Report SaysHarvey Weinstein allegedly tapped private security contractors to gather intelligence on women who said he sexually harassed or assaulted them, as well as on journalists investigating their allegations.
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They haven't been able to locate all of the wrongly convicted, at times even after hiring private investigators, and some defendants they have reached have declined to interact with the courts, even to clear their record.
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The article reported that Boies helped Weinstein's effort to use private investigators to help block a negative article about him in The New York Times while Boies's firm was providing outside legal counsel for The Times.
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The tour employs a director of corporate security, Steve Olson, and has a group of consultants, many of them private investigators or retired F.B.I. agents, who work closely with tournament officials to ensure the players' safety.
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The ex-girlfriend and former office manager of a prominent New York City surgeon has sued him, alleging he had her tailed by private investigators and arrested on false charges after she broke up with him.
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Private investigators looking into the breach have found hacking tools, techniques and procedures previously used in attacks attributed to Chinese hackers, said three sources who were not authorized to discuss the company's private probe into the attack.
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Private investigators assisting Jeff Bezos have concluded that the brother of his girlfriend, Lauren Sanchez, had leaked the couple's intimate text messages to the National Enquirer, the AP reports Monday, citing a source familiar with the matter.
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They say that they want to help Boutilier hire "cadaver dogs, private investigators, search teams and more" as regional police can no longer spend the kind of resources she wants to see dedicated to finding her son.
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Rather than use officers of law enforcement — men and women who swear oaths to uphold our Constitution — Gardner paid a $85033,000 retainer and $250 per hour to out-of-state private investigators to look into the governor.
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Scan yours at the Clear ID installation by Marc DaCosta to find out what kinds of personal data are stored inside its barcode—information that can be sold to insurance companies, private investigators, or bouncers at clubs.
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But so far, a sampling of senior Clinton aides at the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia found none who said they had been notified by the F.B.I. or private investigators that their private emails had been compromised.
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" If the DMV data has been abused by private investigators, he said, "Congress should take a close look at the Driver's Privacy Protection Act, and, if necessary, close loopholes that are being abused to spy on Americans.
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The memo also claims Kessel confirmed to the private investigators that private lawyers reviewed the foundation's practices — once in 2008 and the other in 2011 — and each found widespread problems with governance, accounting and conflicts of interest.
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There was a time when private investigators looking for dirt on a subject would have to go to the local newspaper, trying to get an overworked employee to let them search through back issues for bad publicity.
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It was only after private investigators contacted by Mr. Scarpa sent multiple letters to congressional representatives and to the National Security Council alerting them to the information that the F.B.I. acted on the tip, according to court documents.
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"Our firm, like most lawyers, engages private investigators who typically worked in law enforcement for many years, when appropriate to assist in gathering information in support of our clients' interests," Black, Srebnick, Kornspan & Stumpf said in a statement.
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Helena Stoeckley, a woman who repeatedly confessed she was at the crime scene to her friends, family, and local police, told MacDonald's private investigators in the early 1980s that the connection between the two cases was no coincidence.
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Evidence that hackers had targeted The Times came to light two months after private investigators concluded that Russian hackers, apparently connected to two of the country's intelligence agencies, had broken into the networks of the Democratic National Committee.
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" He added that if the DMV data has been abused by private investigators, "Congress should take a close look at the Driver's Privacy Protection Act, and, if necessary, close loopholes that are being abused to spy on Americans.
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Private investigators hired by Berg asked Erik Ervin, a turf physiologist from the University of Delaware with a Ph.D. in horticulture, to examine the grassy lot, along with photographs of the car from the day police discovered it.
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He filed appeals trying to get another look at his case and estimates he sent out more than 300 letters trying to get journalists, lawyers, or private investigators interested — one of those letters arrived in BuzzFeed News' mailbox.
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The Guardian's Stephanie Kirchgaessner was first to report the findings, which appear to confirm suspicions raised by Bezos's private investigators that Saudis were involved in leaking intimate texts messages between Bezos and his girlfriend to American Media Inc.
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INGRAHAM: When you think about it, Sean, going back to the &apos90s, I had like a flashback of all the dirty politicking and the dirty campaigning, and the use of private investigators the Clintons utilized back in the &apos90s.
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This show, unlike some other animated hits, does have extended story arcs, and one too convoluted to detail here has led Archer and friends to get out of the spy business, relocate to Los Angeles and become private investigators.
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Then there are, unsurprisingly, Silicon Valley-style vanity projects: For instance, the multiple tech donors who have personally hired private investigators to uncover missed connections between Trump and Russia, as one person familiar with multiple donors' activities described it.
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While this ribald animated comedy series made a name for itself as a foul-mouthed spy movie riff, the last two seasons have transposed its characters — a group of libidinous secret agents turned libidinous private investigators — into alternate realities.
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The two bounty hunters — Gabriel Bernal, 33, and Fidel Garcia Jr., 54 — were private investigators, hired to serve a warrant for the arrest of the third man, Ramon M. Hutchinson, 49, who was wanted in Minnesota on drug charges.
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" He added that "private investigators, family members, even high schoolers have had a great deal of success in closing some of these cases, so we felt that it was necessary to give more people the chance to do so.
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He said Retrophin's board had learned that Shkreli had used company funds to hire private investigators to dig up information on individuals, and some board members had "significant concerns about this ongoing use of Twitter" to talk about Retrophin.
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Last week, Reuters first reported allegations that Chinese hackers were behind the attack, citing sources briefed on the findings of private investigators looking into the breach, who found hacking tools, techniques, and procedures previously used in attacks attributed to Chinese hackers.
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Hiring private investigators and attempting to change the conversation to cast doubt on the victim and insinuate her culpability was an incredible abuse and, for me, it will be this cowardly act that defines Brock Allen Turner and his family.
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Show me the money — that's what venture capital firm Anchorage Capital is saying to Trustify, a Washington, D.C.-based on-demand platform for private investigators, in which it invested $4.75 million to lead a Series A round in May 2017.
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"We spoke to a number of people with direct knowledge of the story and here's what we got: Harvey Weinstein had a long and documented history of using private investigators to learn damaging information about people who threatened him," Carlson said.
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"It is a sad day when, in response to the filing of a commercial lawsuit, a corporate defendant feels compelled to hire unlicensed private investigators to conduct secret personal background investigations of both the plaintiff and his counsel," the judge wrote.
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They wrote in a court filing requesting Epstein be detained that the Florida prosecutors also considered prosecuting Epstein with obstruction or witness tampering charges for, among other things, having Epstein's private investigators force one victim's father off of the road.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Uber must hand over documents to a New York judge probing whether private investigators hired by the ride-hailing company fraudulently sought information about its opponents in an antitrust case, according to a court ruling on Tuesday.
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According to The New Yorker, the contractors engaged in some questionable behavior: Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein contracted a shadowy network of private investigators to undercut scores of women who've accused him of sexual harassment and assault, according to The New Yorker.
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But I also was very clear with my producers and with the private investigators that we engaged that if we found out anything that showed that Adnan was involved [in the murder], we were going to take that path as well.
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Senator and Democratic Presidential candidate Bernie Sanders said that Departments of Motor Vehicles should not profit from drivers' personal information after a Motherboard investigation found DMVs across the country selling data to a wide array of companies, including private investigators.
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It was only after Mr. Scarpa passed the information to the private investigators Angela Clemente and Stephen Dresch, who in turn sent letters to Congress, that the F.B.I. searched Mr. Nichols's house again and found the explosives — in April 2005.
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Two years later, Mr. Boies helped his longtime client Harvey Weinstein hire private investigators who intimidated sources and trailed reporters for The Times and The New Yorker — even though Mr. Boies's firm had worked for The Times on other matters.
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Harvey Weinstein took a couple of vile pages out of the Clinton playbook, hiring private investigators to dig up dirt to discredit accusers and floating suggestions that the victims might be a little bit nutty and a little bit slutty.
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Since then, at least four Russians with espionage and underworld connections have appeared in Central and Eastern Europe, offering to sell kompromat to American political operatives, private investigators and spies that would corroborate the dossier, American and European intelligence officials said.
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The paper's "Spygate Special Coverage" section, which frequently sits atop its website, theorizes about a grand, yearslong plot in which former Obama and Clinton staffers, a handful of magazines and newspapers, private investigators and government bureaucrats plan to take down the Trump presidency.
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Ford spent 10 years working on the documentary, even hiring private investigators to assist him in tracking down the detectives who handled his brother's homicide as well as the prosecutor who unsuccessfully presented the case to an all-white grand jury for indictment.
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On Friday, March 15, the streaming platform will release The Disappearance of Madeleine McCann, a docuseries that interviews investigative journalists, private investigators, forensics experts, and friends of the McCann family in hopes of coming to a deeper understanding of a complicated case.
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"Roman felt that he'd searched the jungle extensively and found nothing and there wasn't enough momentum on the case with local authorities, so he wanted private investigators to look into this," Aengus James, who executive produced and directed the documentary, tells PEOPLE.
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Honda, the manufacturer with the largest number of affected vehicles, is trying novel ways to get owners' attention, even hiring private investigators and matching the email addresses linked to specific vehicle identification numbers with people's Facebook accounts to send them personalized recall messages.
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According to the report, Share Better, an anti-Airbnb organization formed between hotel union and industry leaders, is hiring private investigators to help the city find Airbnbs and other types of listings that in violation of the city's short-term rental ban.
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Philip Morris claim they were tricked, and throw a vast army of lawyers at Thames TV. One of the featured cowboys, John Holmes, receives a strange visit from some private investigators in Kansas City, sent to undermine his credentials: Philip Morris wins.
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David Fechheimer, a budding flower child of the 1960s and aspiring English professor who was spurred overnight by the fictional gumshoe Sam Spade to switch careers and become one of the nation's leading private investigators, died on Tuesday in Redwood City, Calif.
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" Senator Ron Wyden previously told Motherboard that if the DMV data has been abused by private investigators "Congress should take a close look at the Driver's Privacy Protection Act, and, if necessary, close loopholes that are being abused to spy on Americans.
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She explained that, to write grownup-sounding songs about heartache, she drew inspiration from her parents—not from their marriage but from their jobs as private investigators, which introduced them to a wide range of people with stories of betrayal and abuse.
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The private investigators and Mr. Smith compensated two witnesses who found alleged victims: Litira Fox, a former girlfriend of Mr. Nygard's who said she recruited for him, and Richette Ross, a former massage therapist at Nygard Cay who said she did the same.
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What Unsworth now reveals, through deposition transcripts and emails that his lawyers obtained, is that Musk and his affiliates paid private investigators, including one who turned out to be a convicted felon, to try and dig up dirt on the cave rescuer.
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In a closed Facebook group for private investigators that Motherboard gained access to, multiple posts include people asking for others to run plates for them through their own access to a license plate reader system, though they did not specifically mention DRN.
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" Shultz — whose grandfather, former U.S. Secretary of State George Shultz, served on Theranos' board — was apparently unbothered, telling Carreyrou, "'Next time maybe I'll take a selfie with you and send it [to Holmes] to save her the trouble of hiring [private investigators].
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The list included a ban on public acrobatic stunts, a loophole that let state police hire private investigators to go after "thieves, tramps, marauders," and a pre-Google-Maps requirement that courthouse pillars face the meridian so that people can reorient their compasses.
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According to Swiss media reports, Credit Suisse (CS) placed Khan under surveillance ahead of his move to rival bank UBS (UBS), fearing that he would poach colleagues, leading to a confrontation involving the banker and private investigators on the streets of Zurich.
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The account recalls the case of producer Harvey Weinstein, who, according to the New Yorker's Ronan Farrow, hired an army of private investigators, including ex-Mossad agents, to track actresses and journalists in an effort to suppress sexual harassment and assault allegations against him.
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The Florida woman, who was famously acquitted of murder in 183 in the death of her 2-year-old daughter, Caylee, mostly lives a low-key, uneventful life in the South Florida home of one of the private investigators who worked on her case.
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As a reply to that comment a 3rd guy has yet another picture of same guy doing the same thing.. As the photo continued its ride on the upvote train, Redditors from the Philadelphia area and beyond became a unit of cracker jack private investigators.
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An attorney for Scientology confirmed in an interview with ABC News that the church did hire private investigators to track Ron Miscavige after he left the church in 2012, but that David Miscavige had nothing to do with them and never spoke to them.
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The Florida woman, who was famously acquitted of murder in 2011 in the death of her 2-year-old daughter, Caylee, has lived a low-key, uneventful life in the South Florida home of one of the private investigators who worked on her case.
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The settlement with Ms. Mackris confirms a New York Times investigation that found a private investigator had been used to dig up information about her, with the agreement calling for the destruction of materials collected about her by Fox News' private investigators, including Bo Dietl.
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Scientology had Ron followed by private investigators In July 2013, authorities in West Allis, Wisconsin, questioned Dwayne Powell and his son Daniel after following up on a call about a man acting suspiciously in the neighborhood where Ron Miscavige was living with his wife Becky.
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While mulling a potential 2012 presidential bid, Trump became the most high-profile figure to promote the rumors suggesting that President Obama was not born in the US.Trump claimed he'd deployed private investigators who "could not believe what they're finding" about Obama's place of birth.
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High-ranking members of Mr. Raniere's organization hacked into computer accounts and paid private investigators in an effort to obtain personal information on perceived enemies including Senator Chuck Schumer and the liquor magnate Edgar Bronfman Sr., whose two daughters became members of Nxivm, evidence showed.
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But in repeatedly snooping on behalf of prominent men in conservative media, Mr. Dietl has been accused of pushing the limits of what private investigators are allowed to do, according to court records and interviews with two dozen former members of his investigative firm's staff.
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Ms. Holland, 45, dated Mr. Redstone for five years and accuses Ms. Redstone of hiring private investigators to spy on Ms. Holland and argues that she also solicited Mr. Redstone's nurses to leak information about his health and the couple's finances and sex lives.
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The account recalls the case of producer Harvey Weinstein, who, according to the New Yorker's Ronan Farrow, hired an army of private investigators, including ex-Mossad agents, to track actresses and journalists in an effort to suppress sexual harassment and assault allegations against him.
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The Florida woman, who was infamously acquitted of murder in 20113 in the death of her 2-year-old daughter, Caylee, has lived a low-key, uneventful life in the South Florida home of one of the private investigators who worked on her case.
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He's been accused of doing so in the past — notably, according to the bail memo, he allegedly hired private investigators who followed the father of one of his accusers in the Florida case and forced the man's car off the road in an effort to frighten him.
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Read more:Jeffrey Epstein reportedly hired private investigators to intimidate and silence accusers, witnesses, and prosecutorsAt least a dozen more women have come forward accusing Jeffrey Epstein of sexual abuseA Manhattan mansion, a ranch in New Mexico, a private jet, and a black stuffed poodle on a Steinway.
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It was there, too, nearly two decades ago when he hired private investigators to monitor what was going on at the barn of a rival on the day that trainer's horse was favored to win one of the richest races in the world, the Breeders' Cup Classic.
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LONDON — A Jordanian princess who is married to the billionaire ruler of Dubai has for more than a year been discreetly working with British private investigators in an attempt to collect evidence of corruption in global soccer, according to several people with direct knowledge of the effort.
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Despite being known for his interest in young girls for years, he long managed to evade charges: When authorities began investigating Epstein, he assembled a team of private investigators to dig up dirt on the girls who accused him and the police and prosecutors working the case.
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On the subject of Trump debating Trump, how about a debate between the Trump who claimed to have hired private investigators who would prove that President Obama is not an American citizen, and the Trump who had to explain why his efforts produced a big fat zero?
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Read more: Herding cows and hiring private investigators: Wealth advisers told us their stories about next-level requests from uber-rich clients"It's a business that you can't Uber-ize, you can't Airbnb it — it's not a digital business, even though you have to have digital capabilities," Mathews said.
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The private investigators also spoke with Jan Gorniak, the chief medical examiner of Fulton County, Ga. She examined the autopsy report and photographs and surmised that descriptions of Lee's injuries did not in many ways appear consistent with the theory that she died during a struggle in her car.
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Motherboard tapped into a system called the Digital Recognition Network, which lets private investigators and the federal government alike keep tabs on cars through space and time, powered in part by "hundreds of repo men" who drive around with cameras that capture the plates of any passing cars.
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Even more shocking was what she and her sister, Jill Hammer Malott, learned after hiring an attorney and private investigators in Peru to look into their parents' deaths, when they felt that they hadn't received enough answers from Peruvian authorities and the cruise operators, International Expeditions, based in Helena, Alabama.
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Read more: Jeffrey Epstein reportedly hired private investigators to intimidate and silence accusers, witnesses, and prosecutorsEpstein also donated to research organizations and universities, particularly Harvard — where his donations totaled at least $7.5 million over two decades — and attended a prestigious science conference where he was reportedly treated like an important donor.
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Read more:Epstein sexually abused victims while serving his Florida jail sentence, an attorney representing some of his accusers saysJeffrey Epstein claims he's worth $559 million in court documentsJeffrey Epstein reportedly hired private investigators to intimidate and silence accusers, witnesses, and prosecutorsA timeline of sexual abuse cases brought against Jeffrey Epstein
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Officials asked anyone with information to contact the F.B.I. Federal, local and private investigators have pursued a variety of theories over the years, and eventually a private donor offered a $1 million reward for locating the shoes, which were among a number worn by Ms. Garland in filming the 1939 movie.
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His paternal grandfather, Thomas Corbally, had been an Irish beat cop in Newark who worked his way up to detective and then founded his own private investigative firm in the early '20s: the Corbally Detective Agency, where Tom's uncles and father all worked as private investigators at various points in Tom's childhood.
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Instead, I was told he hired a powerful attorney, expert witnesses, private investigators who were going to try and find details about my personal life to use against me, find loopholes in my story to invalidate me and my sister, in order to show that this sexual assault was in fact a misunderstanding.
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The series is about private investigators living in southern California (Ocean Beach, San Diego, to be exact), and balances case-of-the-week stories that are resolved in the span of an episode with an overarching plot that gradually unfolds and eventually dominates the end of the show's one and only season.
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The show follows a group of police and private investigators (including Ben Mendelsohn, better known as the creepy guy from Bloodline, and Cynthia Erivo, who's just fantastic) as they attempt to figure out who (or, because this is Stephen King, what) brutally murdered a young child in a seemingly peaceful small town.
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In 2016 Ignacio Cano, a Brazilian criminologist, looked at 93 homicide-reduction programmes in the region, including controls on alcohol in Brazil, an advertising campaign exhorting Venezuelans to "value life", private investigators paid to help public prosecutors in Honduras, a $400m justice reform in Mexico and mediation with criminals in Jamaica and El Salvador.
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Though he's best known outside of the project for DJing a 80s and 90s hip-hop residency at Calgary's Broken City, Lambrinoudis also helms the label Deep Sea Mining Syndicate, which has released music ranging from the caustic body horror of Halifax-based Moss Harvest to the "paranoid cyberpunk masterpiece" from Edmonton's Private Investigators.
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In video and photo evidence recorded by Ravenel's team of private investigators, Dennis, 22019, was seen allegedly hiding her live-in then-boyfriend Hunter Price in her car before their children's court-appointed guardian arrived at her home, according to an account reportedly filed with the Charleston, S.C., court deciding the couple's custody battle.
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On the right that revelation is of a piece with reports that Nellie Ohr, a Russia analyst married to a senior Department of Justice lawyer, Brian Ohr, did some work in 2016 for Fusion GPS, a firm of private investigators that drew up a dossier of unverified dirt on Mr Trump supposedly held by the Russian government.
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Read more:Jeffrey Epstein reportedly hired private investigators to intimidate and silence accusers, witnesses, and prosecutorsHere's how Jeffrey Epstein publicly acquired a $77 million Upper East Side townhouse for $0 Jeffrey Epstein reportedly wired $350,000 to 2 people after a bombshell 2018 report, prosecutors sayAt least a dozen more women have come forward accusing Jeffrey Epstein of sexual abuse
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Perhaps most importantly, it contextualizes his circumstances in the larger problem of mass incarceration and state supervision in the U.S. Much of the film's new revelations come in episodes four and five with the introduction of private investigators Tyler Maroney and Luke Brindle-Khym, whom Meek's camp hires to take a deep dive into the case.
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In urging for his detainment until trial, prosecutors in New York alleged that Epstein was an alleged "serial sexual predator" who had attempted to obstruct the previous federal investigation into him in Florida by harassing witnesses, including one instance in which he allegedly hired private investigators who "forc[ed] off the road" the father of an individual connected to the investigation.
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"Her history of using private investigators in the '80s and '90s to harass and intimidate victims of Bill, to flip from that to what she's saying today about how every victim deserves to be heard—when it was about Bill, she didn't want the victims to be heard and Hillary did everything she could to stifle their voices," he said.
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As the father of Scientology leader David Miscavige prepares for the release of his tell-all memoir, Ron Miscavige has opened up about being trailed by private investigators after he left the controversial church in 2012, and feeling like he was "shot in the head" when he learned that his own son seemingly did not care about his well-being.
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Read more: Inside Jeffrey Epstein's press machine: How the financier tried to rehab his image post-conviction with donations and pay-for-play journalismEmployees on Jeffrey Epstein's private island compound say they had to stay out of sight of the financier and were never allowed in his officeJeffrey Epstein reportedly hired private investigators to intimidate and silence accusers, witnesses, and prosecutors
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Guo in 2015 hired American private investigators to fan out across the U.S. to look for Ling Wancheng, the fugitive brother of a disgraced top aide to a former Chinese president who possibly sought to defect, a person involved in that search effort told the AP. The person was legally barred from discussing the case publicly and spoke on condition of anonymity.
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Jon Benjamin) and his co-workers into hapless drug dealers in a Miami Vice pastiche; in season seven, he moved the (originally New York–based) show to Los Angeles so they could be private investigators a la Magnum P.I. Season eight, which premieres April 5, picks up right where season seven left off: with Archer's title character floating face down in a swimming pool after being shot.
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"Based on evidence the FBI and the Myrtle Beach Police department has gathered, along with FACTS and SPECIFIC INFORMATION gathered from a team of Private Investigators that I HIRED to work with local law enforcement actively during the case (which will SOON COME TO LIGHT) – we have no doubt Timothy Da'Shaun Taylor played a significant role in the abduction and murder of my daughter," Chad wrote.
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"Based on evidence the FBI and the Myrtle Beach Police department has gathered, along with facts and specific information gathered from a team of private investigators that I hired to work with local law enforcement actively during the case (which will soon come to light) – we have no doubt Timothy Da'Shaun Taylor played a significant role in the abduction and murder of my daughter," Chad wrote.
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Feminists looked the other way when Hillary hatchet men plotted to paint Lewinsky either as a malicious stalker or a friendly fantasist — just as they looked the other way in 1992 when Betsey Wright shot down what she called "bimbos" and "gold diggers" in Arkansas with the help of intimidating private investigators poking around in the lives of women who had been involved with Bill.
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Not only have more female actors told their Weinstein stories to the press, but there was a group of decimating stories by Ronan Farrow in the New Yorker detailing sexual assault allegations against Weinstein, accusations that he would shut down female actors' careers after they rebuffed him, and most spectacularly, that Weinstein allegedly had hired ex-Mossad agents as private investigators to spy on his perceived enemies, such as McGowan.
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Fisten says he has interviewed many of Epstein's accusers, some who he says were abused starting at age 13, and told CNN that once Epstein's victimsRead more: In Epstein bail hearing, federal prosecutors claimed that a 1980s passport with Saudi connections had Epstein's photo but a different nameFisten echoed Edwards' accusation, and detailed his own observations of former Miami officers and private investigators he says Epstein paid to intimidate accusers.
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The committee's suspicions were triggered by what appeared to be a relatively clumsy attack by the G.R.U. In the course of investigating that attack, the F.B.I. discovered an earlier, more sophisticated attack on the committee by the F.S.B., which is often in competition with the G.R.U. But investigators say the committee was reluctant to cooperate deeply in the federal investigation, relying instead — as many companies do — on private investigators that they hired.
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The occupational groups with the highest rates of suicide for men were: Construction and extraction: jobs such as carpenters, electricians and miners Arts, design, entertainment, sports and media: jobs such as illustrators, tattooists and professional sports playersInstallation, maintenance and repair: jobs such as mechanics, cable installers and commercial divers For women, they were: Arts, design, entertainment, sports and media: jobs such as illustrators, animators, tattooists and professional sports playersProtective service: jobs such as police officers, private investigators and TSA workers Health care support: jobs such as dental assistants, massage therapists and pharmacy aides For both sexes, the occupational group with the lowest rate of suicides was education, training and library.
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In just a few taps and clicks, a secret surveillance infrastructure created by a private company can show any user on its interface where a car has been seen throughout the U.S. With an private investigator industry source, Joseph Cox showed how a powerful system called the 'Digital Recognition Network' (DRN) and made by an American company of the same name, is used by repossession agents, private investigators, and insurance companies to track cars in the U.S. Armed with just a car's license plate number, the tool—fed by a network of private cameras spread across the country, snapping photos of vehicles and plate numbers—provides users a list of all the times that car has been spotted all on an easily usable Google-Maps style interface.
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Google pushed an exception through to allow US Customs and Border Protection to try a key cloud product free, even as 1,300 Google employees protest any work with the agencyFacebook's key partners on its cryptocurrency Libra are refusing to publicly support itAnd more from across the BI newsroom:Herding cows and hiring private investigators: Wealth advisers told us their stories about next-level requests from uber-rich clientsNetflix's former head of kids programming explains how family shows stop subscribers from canceling, and who the major streaming buyers are todayBeleaguered media measurement giant Comscore is turning over a new leaf, again — and says it will be cashflow positive by the end of the year'It reminds me a lot of the peak in 2000': Legendary investor Rob Arnott compares today's market to the tech bubble — and explains why value stocks are the 'place to be'Thanks for reading, and if you're in the US, enjoy the long holiday weekend,Alexei
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