WAPI Member praised in high profile stalking case
The family of Dr Alison Hewitt, who was recently awarded £130,000 compensation from the Home Office, has praised the private […]
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Miriam Ettisch-Enchelmaier BA first WAPI honorary member
Miriam Ettisch-Enchelmaier BA is the first WAPI Honorary Member. She is a longstanding, respected and very well known German PI.
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Forensic Services – 1st Priority Forensics
Did he commit the crime? Throughout history people have used physical characteristics to identify others. Physical characteristics, however, can be
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Training – Academy of Professional Investigation
The Academy of Professional Investigation is WAPI’s approved training provider an established and well-respected investigation training school, which has been
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Things to consider as a Professional Private Investigator
Due Diligence Always research your client, and ensure you are actually dealing with the right person. Establish in your mind
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Private Detectives Face Fines
Private Detectives Face Fines for Blagging Information for Clients Including Brighton and Hove City Council 6:29pm Wednesday 20th November 2013
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Why Were Maddie Suspect E-Fits Kept SECRET for Five Years?
Why were Maddie suspect E-fits kept SECRET for five years? Images and evidence of sighting uncovered by private detectives were
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Posted by PI Magazine October 7, 2013
Colleagues, There is no doubt we can all learn a very valuable lesson, especially by the wrong doings of
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CANADA – The Investigators
By Francesca Fionda UPDATE: The Investigators There is some justice today for the Canadian clients and victims of two former
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WAPI Chairman’s Message
During these times of uncertainty in respect of Investigator licensing situation, it has become more and more important that potential Users of
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