Christine Joanna Hart writes about private investigation, litigation support, media investigations, corporate intelligence, cybercrime and tracing missing people and assets. Select a post below to read it in full.
I began adult life straight out of the care system and found myself, at nineteen, working with a group of former military men who had established a private investigation operation.
People rarely contact a private investigator because everything makes sense — they make contact because something does not fit. Christine on finding the fracture in the visible account.
A legal case can contain thousands of pages and still be missing its story. Christine on how litigation support investigations find the storyline connecting fragmented evidence.
A powerful allegation is not yet a story. Christine on the investigative work that separates a true story from one that cannot be substantiated.
A polished corporate account tells you what somebody wants the world to see. Christine on why due diligence begins where the brochure ends.
Cybercrime may take place through technology, but it frequently begins with a human entrance. Christine on social engineering and where investigative intelligence meets cybersecurity.
People and property rarely disappear without leaving a route behind them. Christine on tracing what has passed out of the visible story.