08/18/2026
Private investigation looks a little different than most people imagine.
Surveillance and field work can absolutely be part of an investigation, but much of the work happens long before anyone ever picks up a camera.
A strong investigation often means sorting through public records, identifying and verifying individuals, tracing family and professional connections, reviewing court and property records, researching assets, analyzing social media and other online information, making calls, and comparing information across multiple sources.
And finding information is only part of the job.
The real value is knowing which information matters, how the pieces connect, and when something doesn’t add up.
A name appearing in a database doesn’t automatically make it the right person. An address doesn’t necessarily mean someone still lives there. An obituary, social media profile, public record, or online search result can provide an important lead, but each source is only one piece of a much larger picture.
That’s why our work goes beyond simply running a search. We research, cross-reference, verify, and document our findings so our clients have information they can actually use.
For attorneys, law firms, businesses, and other professionals, sometimes the difference is in what you find.
Other times, it’s in what you know to question.
Sleuth Search Partners LLC
Florida Licensed Private Investigative Agency
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