PRIVATE EYES OF TEXAS
March of 2018 Edition
A Message from J.J.,
January marks the start of our 30th year in business. We have billed out over $15,900,000 to our numerous satisfied clients since our inception. A week does not go by in which we achieve success for our clients that hire us to help solve the problems they are having with wayward spouses, employees who steal from them, locating and serving deadbeats, and assisting in the criminal defense of clients who of course are presumed innocent by our legal standards.
We recently hired Ray Shanklin of VizTV Media Services to overhaul our website and as a result of his excellent work & SEO skills we have garnered a number of new clients, many of which are out of state, asking for assistance with their problems. During the course of the revitalization of the website I looked at the websites of a number of our competitors. I noticed that almost none of our competitors provide any detail in their websites about the successes they achieve for their clients. We on the other hand are very proud of the successes we have on a weekly basis and want every prospective client to know that when they hire our team to help them they will get results.
Our motto “The truth matters” is something that we pursue diligently leaving ”no stone unturned to get the facts for our clients.”
Cases Reviewed In This Edition of The Newsletter
The Case of Wayward Moving Brother
Corporate Investigation: Employee Theft We were contacted by the owner of a moving company who had offices in Houston, Dallas, and Austin. Our client stated he was suspicious of his brother who ran the Houston location because he had gotten an anonymous tip that he was doing moving jobs and pocketing the cash. Gradoni &- The Foot & The Fire Dept. Captain
Attorney Jack B. Carroll represented a fire department captain who was traveling down a busy street in Spring when he came upon 3 students standing in the moving lane of traffic blocking the roadway. The fire captain stopped his vehicle asking the students to get out of the way. One of the students was defiant - The “Inappropriate Acupuncturist Touching” Case
Attorney Randy Schaffer represented an acupuncturist whose client complained to the police that he touched her inappropriately. Randy had already done some internet research and learned that the “victim” needed money to help fund a child adoption. Gradoni & Associates Investigate We were informed that the acupuncturist worked in a small - The Boyfriend’s Parents Child Abduction Case
Hal Smith, an attorney in Wichita Falls who had used our services in the past, contacted us recently about a child abduction. Hal’s clients were the biological grandparents of the child in question who had legal custody. The biological mother and her new boyfriend fled the area with the child and were believed headed to - Carjacking Investigation Success!
Auto Theft Recovery Our firm was contacted by an individual who liked what he saw on our website asking for our help to recover a $60,000 car his wife had loaned to the son of a family friend. The son borrowed the car to run errands on December 27th but never came back. He eventually - The Russian Identity Theft Case
Attorney Kurt Arbuckle represented a Russian National who lived in Houston and traveled frequently overseas working in the oil industry. This client was usually out of town 3 to 4 months at a time. During one of his trips a professional identity thief found a way to get into his apartment, take over $10,000 from - The “No Calls, No Sales” Corporate Investigation
A printing company in Virginia contacted our firm after looking at our website and requested that we surveil a salesman that worked from his home supposedly making sales calls on potential clients each day. The owner of the company was concerned since sales had dropped dramatically. Gradoni & Associates Takes on The Case Investigator Companik - Debt Confessions: A California Theft Case
Our firm was hired by a law firm in California who represented a client that had sent $27,000 to an individual in Houston for the purchase of furniture for their club. The furniture never arrived and the individual who received the money had not responded to any correspondence. Gradoni & Associates Investigate Polly Korzekwa, our - The “Moving in with my Boss” Inquiry
Midlife Crisis Two concerned parents found our firm as a result of searching for private investigators on the web and asked that we help them out involving a situation involving their daughter who had been married a number of years and had 3 children with her husband. Out of the blue the husband told his - Busted from New York; Infidelity & Cheating
A concerned wife in New York found our company through the internet after searching for private investigators in Houston and landed on our website. Her husband was traveling to the Houston area to visit his mother in a nursing home but she suspected he might be visiting someone else during his stay. The client was
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