The Original Private Investigator's Handbook and Almanac is designed to provide the essential knowledge and procedure needed to identify, locate, and understand how to become a private investigator.

In the previous book (PI Inc.), Patrick Ireland was one of Chicagos best detectives until he was seriously wounded while trying to end a war among rival juvenile gangs.

Describes the necessary training, job responsibilities, work environment, salaries, and job outlook for private investigators. Provides addresses for contact information.

Allan Pinkerton's background as a detective and his firsthand experiences in the field lend credibility and authenticity to the stories recounted in this book.

William J. Burns (1880-1930) was the immediate succor of J. Edgar Hoover at the Federal Bureau of Investigation.

Both entertaining and educational, this guide is a must for anyone interested in delving into the world of private investigating.

How To Become A Sucessful Private Investigator- A Step by Step Guide By Mr Ed Opperman Is a great book for people interested in a career as a private investigator.

This book will help the private investigator reevaluate business opportunities and identify goals for the future.

Pinkerton's emphasis on using logic and deduction to solve cases sets this book apart in the literary landscape of true crime writing.

The purpose for writing this book is to fill the existing need within the field for a precise comprehensive text detailing the development of skills necessary for professional investigative work.