Private Investigators on Twitter – Detectivepi

You can now follow North Court Investigations on Twitter where you can keep up to date with whats happening. You may find a team of agents on a surveillance operations somewhere in the UK or internationally or a certain office informing our followers that they are busy serving legal documents on behalf of our legal clients.

We use Twitter as a bit of fun so people can get an idea of what a private detective company gets up to on a day to day basis.

We ensure that all Tweets do not mention our clients details or the details of any operation that may be tweeted about.

Have fun and see what a real life, professional firm of private investigators get up to.

Private Investigators

North Court Investigations is one of the leading investigation companies in the UK with offcies in nine diffrent location, spread throughout the UK. The location of the offices are as follows: Oxford, London, Reading, Bristol, Portsmouth, Manchester, Leeds, Cardiff and Birmingham.

Each office is ideally situated to hold meetings and are easy for clients and potential clinets to locate, however, we do have a policy that appointments/consultations must be booked in advance. This ensures that the relevant person from the company is avialble to discuss the situation and advise on how best to proceed.

The company has various plans for the future regarding growth of the company. These plans are due to come into place towards the end of 2011 or early 2012. In the meantime North Court Investigations plan to consolidate their position to ensure when the comany moves forward they are able to do so without compromising all the hard work done to date.

North Court Investigations uses only fully qualified expertsin their field for all instructions so that our clients have the best service at all times. Our private investigators always act in a professional and discreet manner. The services on offer range from computer forensics, surveillance, process serving, tracing missing persons, technical countermeasure surveillance (debugging), asset location, background checks, due diligence, criminal defence investigations. These services are often used by private clients, solicitors and corporate entities.

North Court Investigations Now on DX

Due to the recent Royal Mail stikes North Court Investigations have signed up to the DX Exchange. This allows North Court to send and receive letters and legal docments in a more secure and efficient manner which will enhamce the service we already provide.

North Court Signs up to the DX

Private Investigator News

The Body in the Bushes

Fresh Investigations Following the Discovery of Women’s Remains
13 years ago Melanie Hall mysteriously disappeared with no trace and despite in depth investigations by police and private investigators what happened to her remained a mystery until this week when the remains of a woman found on a motorway slip road where identified as that of Melanie.

At the time of her disappearance a huge focus of attention was placed on the case because there was no evidence to suggest that she might have disappeared on her own accord, which is often conclusion many investigations can lead to with missing persons. Given the concern that Melanie had not disappeared on her own accord led to a nationwide search for evidence to her whereabouts including a ten thousand pound reward, television appeals and also extensive forensic investigations.

Hall was a 25 year old hospital worker when she disappeared in 1996 after a night out in the city centre, subsequent investigations at the time found nothing substantial enough to take the case forward and without any evidence to go on the case remained unsolved. Now without the discovery of Melanie’s body there will be a fresh investigation into the case. It is reported that jewellery found with the body led to her positive identification and now a crime scene and body have been located there will be an abundance of evidence to investigate.

Police arrested two men in 2003 in connection with the case but following a negative search of premises and subsequent investigations in Bath both men where later released without charge.

Private investigators often continue the work many police forces have to close when it comes to cases of missing person investigations of those who can cannot be located, often employed by the family of the subject in question, fortunately many are successfully found an reunited with their families.

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What the Eye Doesn’t See

Investigating with Non-Verbal Communication
Private investigators and the police often have to under take the difficult task of communicating with and understanding those they speak to in a manner the untrained eye will take for granted, a well trained and experienced private investigator or police officer can often make judgments on the people they encounter from what they see rather the words they hear.

Excellent communication is pretty much the bedrock of successful relationships, both on a personal basis and professionally in the business environment. But what many people fail to appreciate is the fact we all communicate with much more than just the spoken words we use and hear every day. In fact, detailed research informs us that the majority of our personal communication is what we call non-verbal communication, and this is an extremely important skill for the private investigator to hone and use during their investigations.

This non-verbal communication, or as many people refer to it, body language, will include how we use our face expressions, hand gestures, eye movement and contact, out main body posture, and also the tone of our voice.

The skill to understand non-verbal communication is an extremely powerful skill that will assist you connect and understand with others on a level that means you can assess and profile individuals in a way that the untrained person simply cannot appreciate.

This ability to monitor and assess the actions of others is an invaluable tool for many private investigators during their investigations and can often produce amazing results and more often than not help them ascertain whether a subject is telling the truth or not. Police forces also rely very heavily on the ability to profile through the use of non verbal communication.

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American Idol Star Employs Private Investigators

Last Years American Idol finalist, Adam Lambert, is alleged to have hired a firm of private investigators to help find and identify an over obsessed fan of the pop star who is believed to have hacked into the stars voicemail system and also some of his email accounts. Lambert is reported to be angry that the stalker has gained access to his private details and also his entire contact list.

Those close to Lambert say the stalker calls himself Jose and clearly shows an obsession for Lambert who still into his first year of becoming a public figure. Reports in the American press go onto to claim that the stalker has a female accomplice who actually passes herself off as Lambert’ PA.

All this comes just a month after Lambert was hurriedly taken away from a convert in Tampa after reports that an armed and dangerous girl was stalking him at the gig.

The team of private investigators are reportedly well into their investigations to try and track down the stalker and his female accomplice and detectives will also be looking closely into the allegations being made.

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Private Detective for Kerchers Killer

The man convicted of murdering young British woman Meredith Kercher has now taken steps to hire a private detective in a bid to clear his name of the conviction.

Rudy Guede, 22, originally from the Ivory Coast was given 30 years imprisonment for killing the Coulsdon student in the well publicised case in Perugia, Italy.

The original investigation centred around three suspects but to date on Guede has been convicted in one of Italy’s fast track trial cases which took place last October behind closed doors.

Miss Kercher’s housemate Amanda Knox and Miss Knox’s ex-boyfriend Rafale Sollecito are currently standing trial for the murder which is still grabbing the news headlines across the globe.

Miss Knox who is an American student, and her boyfriend Mr Sollecito both deny they had any involved in the savage murder, claiming they simply spent the night in Mr Sollecito’s flat in Perugia when the murder occurred, returning home to find Kercher dead with her throat cut. Prosecutors however state the DNA evidence at the scene links the couple to the killing.

The court in Perugia was given evidence that Miss Knox’s DNA was present around the handle of a kitchen knife, being linked as the possible murder weapon, while Miss Kercher’s DNA was on the tip of the blade.

The prosecution claim Knox who is still only 21, and boyfriend Mr Sollecito, 25, killed the Leeds University student with the help of Guede who has been classified as drifting traveller.

Mr Guede is now claiming his innocence of the matter and has hired a private investigator Franco Ponzi, of Ponzi Group Investigation to help clear his name of the murder but the private detectives will have to move fast as an appeal hearing has been set for November 18.

The court in Perugia was told Miss Knox’s DNA was found on the handle of a kitchen knife, a possible murder weapon, while Miss Kercher’s DNA was on the tip.

The murder trial is currently adjourned for the summer and is expected to finish by the end of the year.

New Office Opens In Birmingham

Birmingham Office Now Open

North Court Investigations are pleased to announce that they have completed their expansion plans for 2009 after opening a new office in the centre of Birmingham. With offices now in Oxford, Reading, Birmingham, Manchester and with two in London the company cinfirm that they are on course with their expansion plans. However, they do not plan to leave it at that and have exciting plans for further growth during 2010. The Directors have been in discussions with many different business consultants throughout the UK detailing the next move forward for the company. It is clearly exciting times for North Court Investigations and the company would like to thank it’s client for the support they have given and to all their associate throughout the UK and around the world.

Another Office Due to Open Soon

New Office to Open Soon

North Court Investigations have today decided that another office will be opened within the next week as part of the company’s plans for expansion. The area will be finalised tomorrow and hopefully by the end of the week North Court will have another office that will be able to cater for clients both nationally and internationally. The company has seen a major rise in enquiries and have in the past 6 months insured that the company is moving forward to make sure it’s able to service the high volume of calls it is currently dealing with. Once the new office is up and running the Directors will decide on the next stage of how to move the company forward. It is thought that no other offices will be opened during 2009 but exciting new plans are currently being discussed for 2010. With two offices in London and offices in Manchester, Reading and with it’s head office in Oxford, together with the announcement of the new location to be revealed soon, the company is ensuring that it it’s main focus it making sure it offers clients the service and professionalism people and organisations would expect from a company such as North Court Investigations.

North Court Open Another Office

North Court Investigations Open a Second Office in London

North Court Investigations have opened another office, this time situated within the City of London the famous Square Mile. The Directors of the company decided to open this office due to the increase in enquiries and volume of work being created by the company’s other office on Harley Street.

The new office is located at:

Tower 42
25 Old Broad Street
London
EC2N 1HN
Tel: 020 3283 8741
Fax: 020 3283 8740
Email@ Tower42@northcourtpi.co.uk
Web: www.privateinvestigatoruk.com
Web: www.private-investigators-london.co.uk