Lindsey gives the final update on the bachelorette party, pole dancing, and all the d*cks.
The sleuths discuss an article about a shooting in a Kansas City night club. A man had gotten into a verbal altercation inside the club and then went outside and opened fire on the people waiting in the line outside the club. The club's security guard killed the assailant. Jamie shared a story about from her life when there was shooting when she was at the Raleigh Night Club called Black Ties.
Lindsey talked about her time as an armed security guard with Encompass Southeast Security. And the challenges facing security guards at night clubs. In North Carolina, there are rules about searching people that may prohibit a night club from searching guests if especially if the guard is not licensed by the state and only subject to the training given at their place of work.
Jamie highlighted that night club cases are something people often hire a private investigator for. They will interview the staff, check the video, past 911 calls, and help the lawyer build a case for their client. The Sleuths worked a case where a woman was involved in a fight in a night club parking lot that ended in a stabbing and how they went about gathering information to help with that case.
The Sleuth's talk about episode The Past and the Furious where Dex helps a veteran find his birth parents. And they talk about how the "Hollywood" version of a private investigator matches up with real-life PI work.
Lindsey shares about a case where she worked where she learned the challenges private investigators face when working across state lines with different jurisdictions.
Jamie shared about a case where a client of their found himself in a crazy situation one morning, waking up drunk, covered in bruises, his house was ransacked, and the cops were at his door. He called Blackman PI right away and they were able to help him make sense of the situation and prove that he was the victim of someone who had done this before.
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