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Carl Bialorucki
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Current Texas Private Investigator: PI# 01222885 and Prior California Licensed Private Investigator: PI # 187843. Specializing in Criminal Defense, Background Investigations, Surveillance, Civil Litigation, and highly challenging subject locates. I have successfully achieved numerous positive outcomes for my Attorney clients, under daunting circumstances and great challenges.
Two examples demonstrating the scope and reach of my relentless determination, cunning and creative problem-solving abilities include: Contacting, interviewing, and serving a subpoena on a previously uncooperative individual with several residences located inside and outside the US. The person also had a private pilot’s license and travelled extensively. Through my investigative work I was able to find the person’s private plane and FAA Tail Number. With the unwitting assistance of the FBO at the Mammoth Lakes CA. airport, I was successfully able to make the immediate 5-hour drive and intercept this person as he stepped off the plane. Our meeting led to a cooperative understanding which pleased the client greatly.
On another case, I was tasked with locating a key witness in a pending, important trial. The person was a homeless man living on the streets of downtown Sacramento. Armed with only a photograph I was able to solicit the assistance of several homeless persons and found my subject after several hours work. I was able to confirm his identity through his sister, who positively identified the photo I sent through my cell phone.
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