The Private Investigator Sydney’s Blog: Australia Missing Persons: What Are the True Statistics? The government takes a while to catch up on data regarding people missing in Australia. In the case of missing persons, this is not particularly serious because the overall trend appears unchanged despite a far-reaching police education program. The Missing Persons in […]
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The Private Investigator Sydney’s Question to You: When Did Electronic Bug Sweeping Start? The first covert listening device was a wired ‘dictograph’ for a manager to share content with a typist in another room in 1906. However, it did not take long for the Cold War spy-versus-spy game to see the benefits. Military electronic bug
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The Private Investigator Sydney’s Question: Has Bug Sweeping Become Part of the New Normal? A common question is: has bug sweeping become part of the new normal? State and territory governments have done what they could afford to keep businesses afloat during COVID-19. Direct economic support has helped, but there’s a limit to what you
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Skip Tracing Missing Debtors While the Law Allows It. You need to do skip tracing for missing debtors while the law allows it. Australia has a law called the Statute of Limitations. In terms of this, contractual debts generally expire after six years in so far as the creditor is concerned. Six years can pass
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The Private Investigator Sydney’s Tips on How to Find a Missing Person from a While Ago Finding a missing person who has been gone for a while may require a detailed forensic investigation because the trail has gone cold. We receive inquiries regularly from jilted spouses who hope to try again, and people wanting to
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Business and Company Searches & Background Checks Our business bureau people have been working around the clock since the COVID-19 epidemic reached Australia. The situation is still fluid, with people sheltering, falling ill, and some even dying. Much knowledge is suspended. Reference and background checks are becoming more difficult. Criminals are taking advantage, but our business
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Infidelity investigations are very common these days. Our work as private detectives depends on the culture of society around us. What seemed taboo thirty years ago – divorce, for example – became the new normal until the wheel turned again. Premarital infidelity investigations are another case in point. While the tradition of single partners is
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PRIVATE DETECTIVES SYDNEY’S BLOG: NATIONAL CRIMINAL BACKGROUND CHECK National Criminal Background Check Services AusCovert Investigations specialises in national criminal background check services that extend beyond a state or city as need be. Our specialist investigators are on standby to assist Australian businesses, corporate, and private persons. National Criminal Background Check Specialists for Over Ten Years We have
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A tragic fire in a West London tower block triggered a raft of research. Psychologists compared the grief of those who lost loved ones compared to those with family members missing. They concluded uncertainty about the fate of a missing person could be the worst form of grief. Moreover, the London Guardian newspaper believes the
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There was a furore in the Australian parliament when the ruling party introduced the Assistance and Access Bill in August 2018. In essence, this required software developers and hardware makers to assist official investigations under order of a technical assistance request. The goal of the watered down Telecommunications and Other Legislation Amendment (Assistance and Access)
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