#private-investigators

#private-investigators

Contractors would confirm home and work addresses for people targeted for removal by-among other techniques-photographing residences, documenting comings and goings, and staking out workplaces and apartment complexes. Those filings cast the initiative as a substantial but limited pilot program. Contractors were guaranteed as little as $250 and could earn no more than $90 million each, with the overall program capped at $180 million. That structure pointed to meaningful scale but still framed the effort as a controlled trial, not an integral component of ICE's removal operations.

Digital contracts were supposed to be convenient, yet they also presented an opportunity to the intelligent fraudsters. The tip of the iceberg is only lost signatures, altered clauses, and phishing scams. Companies are under increased threat when the number of agreements being signed online is rising, and it is not always easy to identify a lie. This is where the private detectives come, with the combination of technology, investigative abilities, and legal expertise to be able to find the digital contractual fraud.

The setting of Honey Don't! is Bakersfield, California, where private investigator Honey navigates a world of eccentrics and mysterious deaths, starting with a suspicious vehicular fatality.

"How it feels receiving a 64 page report from my PI [private investigator] after an extensive 3 month investigation on all my ladies (mothers) who have continuously bullied, defamed & trolled me and my family for months n moths & even years."