Just like every country, Australia requires private investigation agents to obey the law. In fictional movies and books, private eyes often ‘bend’ the law to get the information or evidence they are looking for. In real life, this could result in the arrest of an investigator and / or the elimination of any evidence he gathered while breaking the law.
As with most other professions, private investigators must be trained to carry out the job properly. Qualification involves extensive theoretical and practical training, as well as book study to understand the legal system behind the job. This aspect of the private investigation business is not always the most exciting, but it is crucial to the success of any investigation agent.
Despite popular beliefs, private investigators do much more than sit outside homes and businesses collecting information. Like other industries, private investigation can take many forms, ranging from missing persons investigations to insurance fraud cases.
Every aspect of the private investigator industry has been exploited by the media. From Sherlock Holmes to Monk, private eyes have taken on an entirely new persona. What is portrayed in books and in film rarely reflects the real experiences private investigators have on a daily basis.
People who watch TV, go to the movies or read thrillers already have an assumption of what a private investigator does. You know that we solve infidelity cases, missing persons, and help businesses solve cases of fraud or theft. But what do we love about being private investigators in Melbourne?
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