Everything has changed.  As of January 23rd, 2012 everything has changed.  The Supreme Court has changed everything concerning the use of GPS tracking.  READ THIS!

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GPS (Global Positioning System) tracking has become the “in thing” in the last few years as technology has improved the devices. While GPS is a great tool for infidelity (cheating wives/husbands) investigations as well as many other uses, it is not the “end all to be all” tool that many people think. Yes, you may be able to track a cheating spouse vehicle, but that fact alone will not be enough to help you in the adultery case you suspect your spouse of. Yes, the data of a GPS tracking device can be used in court; what is much better is a live investigator capturing video of meetings, etc., and the GPS data. I had one guy call me one day, and asked: “how much do you charge for non GPS surveillance?” Well, I thought that was an odd question, and inquired why he was so adamant about the surveillance being a “non” GPS tracking surveillance. After a few questions, I learned the gentleman had already tried GPS tracking on his own, and he didn’t get anything out of it and thought it was a waste of his effort, and money for a tracker he had bought and installed himself. He was disappointed and didn’t see the value in it, and didn’t want to spend any more money on the use of it. Again, after a few questions, I found out he really had no idea what to do with the data report he got from the unit. After a little explanation he began to understand that “his” analysis of the data captured was less than the best which he could have gotten if a professional investigator had evaluated the data, and conducted additional investigative activities to determine the value of the data capture. The GPS worked, but the problem was the man did not know how to use the data to help him gather information which may have moved him closer to the answers he was looking for. GPS data without proper evaluation and additional investigative effort will probably not give you the answers you need.

The best use of a tracker is a “live” tracker in conjunction with a mobile surveillance unit to maintaining the surveillance without being seen by the target. A “live” GPS tracker greatly enhances the possibility of not getting “burned” which is never good. Now, MI’s mobile surveillance track record is some of the best there is, but no surveillance unit can guarantee to not lose a target vehicle during a mobile surveillance. There are just to many things that can cause a momentary loss of contact which will probably kill the effort for that day. That is why we like to use the GPS tracker in conjunction with mobile surveillance, but there may be reasons it cannot be used, and only “naked” mobile surveillance can be conducted. In that case, you need the best mobile surveillance specialist and MI is it.

Of course we also encourage the use of GPS tracking units as a preliminary covert information gathering device which can reduce the cost of an investigation when it becomes necessary to conduct real mobile surveillance with a real investigator who knows what he/she is doing. And what they are going to do is capture video of the activities of the spouse and/or paramour and that is really what you really need for the best possible results in an adultery case. Let us help you with your needs, don’t try the “do-it-yourself” method; you’ll end up like the man who called me after he had wasted his money, his time, and many opportunities to capture the information he needed. Call Us! 803-940-8502. The consultation is FREE!

PS – A question often asked: Is it legal? Yes, it’s legal if done in the right manner. There are times when it’s not legal, and/or you may open yourself up for civil or criminal litigation if you do it without proper direction.

According to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, 800,000 children go missing every year in the United States. Etan Patz, who disappeared at age 6, more than three decades ago and became the first missing child to have his face featured on a milk carton. Since that time thousands upon thousands of children and adults have “gone missing.” If it’s a child it will quickly become a serious matter with police and all available forces brought to bare. But even then the percentages are not good at locating them. The number of parental adductions is staggering, and just as staggering is the percentage of locates involving these children. If the missing person is an adult, 18 and above, it very certain that the response will be minimal unless there is sufficient evidence to show “fowl play” in the missing person case. Therefore, there are thousands upon thousands of missing persons (great percentage women) who are “missing” and/or presumed dead by the surviving victims (parents, husbands, grandparents, etc.). The police can’t, won’t, or don’t have time to work these cases. That is where SC Private Investigators or Detectives can come into play. With a little work, it may be possible to develop enough information to help resolve the case. MI is located in South Carolina (SC), but can go anywhere to help a loved one find a missing person. Whatever you do, if you know a person who is “missing” don’t give up, an answer may be just around the corner.

Many spouses become suspicious of infidelity with their partner, but don't want to believe their husband or wife is cheating. The problem is that until the thought of your partner being involved in an "affair" with another is cleared up, your relationship will have a difficult time going forward. You should find out....

The Signs of Infidelity
Does your partner have any of these signs?
1. Your partner is getting calls from a stranger that claims to be a co-worker.
2. Your partner has a secret post office box or private mailbox.
3. You receive an unusually high number of 'wrong number' or 'hang-up' telephone calls at home.
4. You notice new cologne/perfume fragrances around your home, in your bed, the bathroom and/or your partner's clothing.
5. Your partner suddenly has to work late or irregular hours.
6. Your partner's automobile mileage reflects discrepancies regarding distances driven in connection with activities your partner reports.
7. You discover that your partner has a secret bank account.
8. You observe unaccounted for hairs (different color or length) found on your partner's clothing, in the house and/or in an automobile.
9. There are alcohol stains, cigarette smoke smells, lipstick or makeup stains on clothing.
10. You discover credit or debit card transactions for unusual or otherwise unexplained services and/or products, including hotels/motels, travel agencies, flowers, jewelry, gifts, personal services, automobile rentals, dating services and/or Internet services.
11. Your partner answers the phone in a whisper and/or hangs up quickly when you enter the room.
12. You discover unusual telephone long-distance or cellular calls.
13. You become aware of unusually large or frequent bank and/or ATM cash withdrawals.
14. Your partner suddenly decides to join a spa, gym, health club or tanning salon.
15. Your partner suddenly changes his/her appearance, including a new hair style or color, begins using new colognes or perfumes, buys a new wardrobe, changes clothing style, begins dressing nicer to just to "hang out with friends" and/or begins wearing 'sexy' under garments.
16. You discover that your partner has purchased a secret new cellular telephone or pager, and/or erases calling records from a cellular telephone.
17. You notice a general lack of communication or outright evasiveness regarding your partner's daily activities.
18. Your partner spends a greater than normal amount of time on the Internet, or does so at times when you are not around the computer.
19. Your partner spends time in Internet chat rooms, "just having a little fun" or "making new friends" and insists on chatting alone.
20. Your partner has a significant increase or lack of interest in sex.
21. Your partner exhibits defensive and/or evasive behavior during normal conversations and/or confrontations regarding your suspicions.
22. You catch your partner lying about seemingly small and insignificant matters.
If you've noticed a pattern of some of the signs listed above, and you've become suspicious:

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