Process of Investigation : Concepts and Strategies for Investigators in the Private Sector (Hardcover, 3 Rev ed)

I. FUNDAMENTALS OF SECURITY INVESTIGATION
Chapter 1 - The Investigative Process
Chapter 2 - A Comparison of Public and Private Sectors
Chapter 3 - Qualities of the Investigator
Chapter 4 - Managing the Investigative Function

II. METHODS OF SECURITY INVESTIGATION
Chapter 5 - Undercover Investigations
Chapter 6 - Surveillance
Chapter 7 - Background Investigations
Chapter 8 - Discovering Covert Crimes

III. BUILDING A CASE
Chapter 9 - Interviews and Interrogations
Chapter 10 - An Overview of the Interview and Interrogation Process
By: David E. Zulawski, CFI, CFE and Douglas E. Wicklander, CFI, CFE
Chapter 11 - Evidence
Chapter 12 - Written Statements, Admissions, and Confessions
Chapter 13 - The Use of Informants
Chapter 14 - Report Writing and Note Taking


IV. APPLYING INVESTIGATIVE STRATEGIES
Chapter 15 - Problems Arise: The What of Investigation
Chapter 16 - Crime and Solution: The How of Investigation
Chapter 17 - Identifying Suspects: The Who of Investigation
Chapter 18 - Finding Information: The Where of Investigation
Chapter 19 - The Time Factor: The When of Investigation
Chapter 20 - Establishing Motive: The Why of Investigation

V. INVESTIGATIVE TECHNOLOGY
Chapter 21 - Imagery
Chapter 22 - Computers in Private Sector Investigations
Chapter 23 - Targeted Violence Investigations