Seattle Private Investigator®

Private Investigator Seattle™

Seattle Private Investigator® would like to express our sincere gratitude and appreciation for all the clients we have had the privilege to work with in the past, present, and future.

WE DO NOT ANSWER ANY CALLS FROM BLOCKED NUMBERS, NOR SHOULD YOU.

We do not offer any free consultations; we charge $60 for half hour of consultation.

Seattle Private Investigator provide services and consultancy services relating to private investigations, such as Business Protection, Computer/Cellphone/Email Forensics Examinations, License Plate Recognition (LPR), Criminal Investigations/Defense Work, Missing Persons & Emergency Locates.

03/30/26: Seattle Private Investigator assisted in locating a missing individual last known to be in the Green Lake area. Investigative actions included records review, coordination with family members and community contacts, analysis of open-source and social media information, and communication with the King County Medical Examiner’s Office.

Information developed during the course of the investigation was provided to the Medical Examiner to assist with identification and next-of-kin coordination. Investigative efforts were conducted in parallel with community search activities and in response to rapidly developing information regarding the recovery at Green Lake.

Seattle Private Investigator is a member for Certified Background Investigators

09/03/25: Starting 10/01/25, in accordance with Democrat implemented ESSB 5814 Applicable Washington State retail sales tax of 10.871% will be added to all invoices. B&O tax is included in the service fee.

08.14.25: Missing Persons Investigated: At the request of three unrelated families, the investigator was tasked with locating three adult females reported missing. All three subjects were believed to be voluntarily engaged in prostitution activities within the Seattle area.

Investigative Actions:

Intelligence Gathering – The investigator conducted an immediate review of open-source intelligence (OSINT) resources, including social media platforms and publicly accessible online advertising for escort services.
Identification and Verification – Subjects were positively identified through a combination of posted photographs, cross-referenced contact information, and location metadata obtained from online postings.
Location Confirmation – Within several hours, the investigator determined the probable locations of each subject.
Contact Coordination – In accordance with the instructions provided by the clients, the investigator facilitated direct communication between each subject and her respective family or designated contact person.

Findings:

All three subjects were located within the city limits of Seattle.
None of the subjects were in physical distress or under duress at the time of location.
Subjects confirmed voluntary participation in prostitution and declined offers for further assistance beyond reestablishing contact with family or friends.

Conclusion:
The objectives outlined by the requested parties were met in full. Each missing person was located, contact was established as directed, and no further investigation was required at the time of closing.

January 2023 to March 2025: During this period, we worked on multiple missing persons cases and conducted investigations into fentanyl deaths. We successfully located several missing persons, including trafficked women, adults with anxiety disorders, individuals with major depression, located barely functioning adults, and those with bipolar disorders. Additionally, we located subjects who had committed suicide. We assisted families, many of whom were out of state, with the recovery process and logistics of caring for their loved ones until the family arrived in Seattle.

We conducted death notifications for family members who were part of the King County homeless population and assisted the courts in providing legal documents to them. Collaborating with their case workers, we helped them obtain bank accounts and WA State IDs to facilitate travel to funerals. Furthermore, we assisted government agencies in identifying heirs to land now being incorporated into cities. This included the review of land records from the 1800s to the present, ultimately locating the rightful heirs.

Additionally, we conducted numerous pre-employment background investigations for tech firms, and in four cases, we identified what were most likely foreign agents attempting to infiltrate American software and tech firms.

Furthermore, we conducted numerous workplace violence investigations and performed threat assessments. Additionally, we conducted due diligence for law firms, identifying fraud in mergers and acquisitions.

We typically receive 5-30 spam and fraud calls a day. Additionally, we receive one call a day from someone dealing with complex mental health problems. These issues are intricate, and individuals often demonstrate a combination of symptoms, such as anxiety, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, obsessive-compulsive disorder, and post-traumatic stress disorder.

Moreover, many callers suffer from narcissistic personality disorder (NPD). They call, demanding that we help them with difficulties in their relationships or financial predicaments. Most of the time, they begin arguing with us within ten seconds of the call, accusing us of being responsible for their current dilemma.

Below is a list of some training we have completed or will be completing.

03/20/25: School Shootings and Suicide: A comparison of school shooters who die by suicide and non-suicide school shooters. Association of Threat Assessment Professionals.

03/13/25: “Implementing and Enhancing Bystander Reporting in K-12 Schools,” Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA)

03/07/25: "Stopping the Lone Wolf: A Multidisciplinary Approach to Intervention and Interaction With Potential Mass Killers" - Association of Threat Assessment Professionals

03/07/25: "Considering Sexual Threat: A Primer for Identifying and Addressing Potential Harm" -Association of Threat Assessment Professionals.

02/01/2025: January 2025 Law Enforcement Digest - Washington State Criminal Justice Training Commission, Legal Updates for WA LE - WA Association of Sheriffs & Police Chiefs, Caselaw Update - WA Association of Prosecuting Attorneys.

01/22/25: “Bullying Allegations: Recording Interviews,” Association of Workplace Investigations.