Catch John Hoda on Missing Heir Research Forensic, Geneology, and Investigative Skills, Peter Psarouthakis on ISPLA’s Legislative Efforts, and Alan Goodman on P.I. Conferences and Opportunities

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The March 2011 podcast of The American Private Investigator with your host, Paul Jaeb, opens with the API News Update with Mike McIntee. Next is an interview with John Hoda of Missing Heirs Finders about identifying opportunities, agency development and the uniqueness of missing heir research due to the need to combine forensic genealogy skills, with investigative skills and sales ability.

Peter Psarouthakis of ISPLA joins the program for our monthly legislative update. Peter and Paul discuss the importance of investigators supporting each other across state borders.

Alan Goodman with Lawyers Investigating Service Inc. wraps up the show with a discussion of upcoming events and opportunities.

Guests on the March 2011 podcast are:

See The American Private Investigator resources and events pages for organizations and upcoming events mentioned in this podcast.

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