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Two Colorado proposal requests are raising eyebrows because they seek investigators who critics say will be compromised from the get-go.

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A onetime Colorado Springs resident and the first ever woman to run a sanctioned marathon did not know she had made sports history for 50 years.

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A desperate Littleton family has hired a private investigator to try and find their runaway teenage daughter who was leading a double life.

Cadence Warner, 17, left their home on the afternoon of March 23 and never returned.

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New national data on private investigator salaries reveals PIs in the Denver metropolitan area earn $10,000 more every year compared to their counterparts across the country.

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In a good example of bureaucracy gone mad, Colorado will continue accepting applications for private investigator licenses until August 31 – the day PI licenses here will be abolished. Read all about it in our new look blog by clicking right here: https://t.co/ZAHY3IlZh9

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A law that will allow Coloradans to have documents notarized remotely is a step closer to becoming permanent now that Secretary of State Jena Griswold​ has adopted amendments to the Colorado Notary Program Rules, including remote notarization rules. See: https://t.co/X3eazqL7jg

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Private investigators earn on average just over $50,000 a year or about $25 an hour. But before you imagine yourself as the next Magnum PI or Remington Steele, you should first figure out whether or not you are cut out for the job. See our story here: https://t.co/X3eazr2IHQ

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A desperate Colorado Springs family plans to hire a private investigator to locate Christine Pierce, a well-known local musician, who has been missing since October 16. See our story here: https://t.co/X3eazqL7jg

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Two new books -- one fact, one fiction -- profile the modern PI. Read about them here. https://t.co/LaWqFmFMfc

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The pandemic has been tough on process servers. It has meant the industry has shed a lot of servers. But Steven Glenn, head of the Colorado Process Servers Association, says things will heat up fast once the pandemic ends. See our story here: https://t.co/X3eazqL7jg

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As we approach a second year with COVID-19, online education for private investigators is becoming ubiquitous. Webinars are now the method of choice for sharing information. See our story here: https://t.co/X3eazqL7jg

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Three months after Governor Jared Polis vetoed a bill designed to continue the licensing regime for Colorado private investigators, effectively killing off licensing, the state government is still asking PIs to renew their licenses.

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Teller County Sheriff Jason Mikesell runs a lucrative private investigation and security business, iXero LLC, separate from his duties as a local law enforcer. Many questions about potential conflicts remain unanswered. See our story: https://t.co/X3eazqL7jg

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Colorado’s private eye association is holding an online conference next month.

The Rocky Mountain Investigator Conference promises education and a “virtual cocktail hour” when it takes place on Zoom on October 2 and 3.

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Colorado Springs police officers have faced disciplinary actions, in part, for conducting off-duty investigations without have PI licenses. See our story: https://t.co/s2c1RRlBNn

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The founder and chief executive of Trustify, the online platform connecting clients to a network of private investigators, has been charged with an $18 million fraud.

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Private investigators overwhelming think PIs should be licensed, but some don’t know of any complaints against individual PIs.

Ross Investigators surveyed PIs across the country to learn their thoughts on licensing. Read our story here:

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Jim Carrey (aka Ace Ventura) isn’t part of this post, but it does involve a famous pet detective. Self-described “missing pet expert” Karin Tarqwyn is hot on the trail of Alexandra, a beloved support dog to a young woman in Iowa. See the story here: https://t.co/PVXpj9CKE3

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A decision by Governor Jared Polis to veto a bill, which would have continued the requirement that private investigators in Colorado be licensed, has been met with anger by the bill’s proponents. See our story here: https://t.co/X3eazqL7jg

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So reliable is the private investigator to binge-worthy success, HBO has rebooted one of the best-known names of black-and-white. Perry Mason, however, is no longer the criminal defense lawyer of the 1950s. See our review here: https://t.co/kb2FgeUifI…