Find Anyone Fast: By Phone, Fax, Mail and Computer

This book has much solid advice from what appears to bean experienced private detective. The writing is clear andthere are helpful lists of addresses and other information.In fact, I was successful in a search where I'd failed before.Some of the info was outdated or not true (for example, Texasuniversities will not confirm enrollment via a phone call), but this is nitpicking.

A well presented collection of some of the best sources of public information available both off-line and online.

"Find anyone fast" is a well thought out and great resource for anyone who is new to conducting an investigation or who is unsure of how to proceed with one. There is a good mix of actual case histories as well as how it is done and how it can be applied in 'your' case.And the best part is a well laid out appendix of every state with names, addresses and phone numbers of virtually anyone you might need to contact for records or assistance.All in all, it's a definite 'must have' for both the amateur and intermediate layman conducting their own investigation to find anyone.

Chapter on using the Internet lists many searchable databases available today to locate almost anyone. Some sites include the active duty military database, doctors, lawyers, pilots etc. This chapter only makes this a great book for anyone using the Internet today