Investigations

To master deductive reasoning and investigation, you need to develop key skills like meticulous observation, scenario visualization, critical thinking, and calculated intuition.

A nose scratch, a mouth cover, hand wringing, leg tapping, looking away when answering—over the years, different claims have been made about these and other nonverbal behavior as possible cues to deception. But what’s the truth?

LPM is partnering with Wicklander-Zulawksi to share their interviewing expertise in a new series, WZ's Instructor Insights. In this video, Wayne Hoover, CFI, discusses lessons you can learn when interviewing a hostile, suicidal subject.

Technology has impacted investigative interviewing. In this article, learn more about its current limitations while also embracing the opportunities it can create.

Investigative interviewing is rewarding yet challenging for professional investigators. The Elite Training Days conference is here to help.

The IAI Southeast Chapter met in Atlanta this past week at The Home Depot Headquarters for networking and continuing education sessions.

Interviewing those that are suspected members of an organized retail crime ring requires a strategic approach and preparation. These conversations may vary in context, taking place in a variety of locations.

LP problems such as employee theft are still prevalent and may even be growing worse due to an increase in the general havoc of the modern retail store.

The International Association of Interviewers (IAI) kicked off its newest chapter last week in Charlotte, North Carolina on the campus of UNC-Charlotte.

Have you ever had that moment? You know, one of those times when as an investigator you get a case, do the work, put...