How to Tell if a Private Investigator is Following Someone | Private Investigator Training Video

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As a Private Investigator conducting mobile surveillance without being noticed is crucial to the success of your surveillance investigation. This private investigator training video answers that often asked question how to tell if a private investigator is following someone.
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How does a private investigator follow someone video chapters
0:00 Intro
1:05 Start of Surveillance Investigation
1:50 Intelligence Investigation
5:00 OSINT Investigation
6:50 Bonus Intelligence Tip
7:28 Stationary Surveillance Techniques
9:58 Mobile Surveillance Techniques
10:40 Mobile Surveillance Secrets
14:25 Cyber Stalking / Social Media Investigation
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[@JohnMorrisThePIGuy]

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[@Darkscenes-jp4ge]

Private investigators can work as a team they might follow you to places you usually go to and you will never notice anything

[@tessajones9393]

I thought I was being followed the other night. A guy parked his car, then walked close behind me and crossed the same street (just homes so no stores) I let him pass, and I pretended to use my phone. He stopped in front of a house near my house, took a photo of a car /house, and then walked away. I don't know for sure, but I guess he was a PI. lol

[@ericlewis4921]

Great information. Thank you

[@MW713]

I almost shot a PI one time. I was on worker's comp and the guy just suddenly appear in a dark parking lot where I was leaving my car for my daughter when she got off and I was picking hers up to drop it off so her brother could work on it the next day. As I turned around for whatever reason, we locked eyes. He was standing between some thick box bushes and one of another company's cars. As I am a kidnapping and rape survivor I am always armed. I drew my gun on him because I felt my life was in danger. He was a big guy. He out his hands up and yelled, "I'm a private investigator. I'm not gonna hurt you. I work for the state." I holster my pistol and was very angry at him. I yelled at him for the way he did that and he said he was new and apologized. I actually told him what I was doing and that now I know what his car looked like I would known it was him. I never saw him again. That truly scared me SO bad. My heart was pounding for half an hour. I couldn't catch my breath after the fact and cried, I guess to be overwhelmed with fear. I don't know. Y'all have a job to do and I get it. Just remember you don't always know how other people will react due to past trauma. Thank God I have a little training and didn't automatically just shoot out of fear.

[@TheJimJonesKC5DOVChannel]

Our firm specialized in difficult surveillances - I retired after 34 years. Some people are hyper-sensitive to their surroundings, making it difficult to conduct surveillance - the key is to determine their comfort zone and conduct surveillance from just outside that zone.

[@FIREENGINE3]

Creepy as hell lol

[@Homecmk]

Found a PI following me in another city, how did they track me there? GPS?

[@1p2k-223]

Probably following a few cars behind

[@dianalynn3600]

Another thing I always ck for are licenses. It"' a real buzz kill to find out your subject is a PI, attorney, or judge. Trust me, they are much more aware and resourceful.

[@JohnMorrisThePIGuy]

Thanks

[@JackHolzhauerMMA]

How could I find an old friend?

[@JohnMorrisThePIGuy]

Thanks for the comment. Hire a P to make contact with the friend for you.

[@JackHolzhauerMMA]

@@JohnMorrisThePIGuy Thx

[@arobinson4305]

Why give away your craft secrets?

[@BobJones-dq9mx]

Savvy PI use facial recognition.

[@rlangemanify]

Are private investigators allowed to come onto private property and confront the person? Is that legal and at what point can the police get involved? Please let me know Thanks

[@JohnMorrisThePIGuy]

Thanks for the comment!

[@TheJimJonesKC5DOVChannel]

PI's have to obey all the laws- we are not exempt from any law - period. However, in the scope of our duties, we can come onto private property just like anyone else can to knock on your door and attempt an interview, etc. Also, some PI's get appointed by the courts to serve subpoenas and other papers on people so they can enter onto any property doing their duty.