Private investigators have been hired to conduct an internal investigation at Waukegan High School, following the arrest of two security guards in January for alleged pay irregularities.
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Student Inge Lotz has been dead for three years, but the mystery of who killed her is still tearing two families apart.

Now a former top cop-turned-private detective has vowed to capture the killer and bring closure to the families of Lotz and her boyfriend, Fred van der Vyver, who was acquitted of her murder.
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The National Association of Legal Investigators (NALI) 41st Annual Conference is June 12–14 in Arlington, Virginia.
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The Professional Association of Wisconsin Licensed Investigators (PAWLI) Annual Training conference is April 3-5 at Ho-Chunk Casino Hotel and Convention Center, Wisconsin Dells-Baraboo.
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Hollywood gumshoe to the stars Anthony Pellicano will try to strip a sexy “junior detective” of all her credibility tomorrow after his former partner in crime dished on their dirty tricks at his federal wiretapping trial.

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A Bridgeport-area radiologist who was missing for months has reappeared and is asking a federal judge to dismiss a lawsuit against him that alleges RICO and civil conspiracy, racketeering and fraud.

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Saskatoon Crime Stoppers are poking around for criminal-catching tips in a new way.

The volunteer-based organization, which specializes in acquiring crime tips, has started a Facebook group to help gain information from social networkers in the Saskatoon community.

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Whenever the word “recession” crops up in the national discourse, so does the term “recession-proof.”

Today, people are debating whether Google and Starbucks may be recession-proof, or perhaps domain names, Spam (the meat, not the digital junk), blogging, professional wrestling, lingerie and teenagers.

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Damien Delzoppo of Avenue Investigations says he was playing a clean game — “well within the limits of the law” — during an episode that ended with one Melbourne contractor blackmailing a rival into pulling out of the tendering for a local council job.

It seems that the rival — owner of a construction business, 20 to 30 workers — had been winning council jobs left and right. He was significantly undercutting everybody else. It was a mystery.

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