by Rob Holmes | Nov 23, 2015 | Investigations
It should go without saying that, in every situation where a crime is taking place, it is most desirable to catch the perpetrator. Doing anything else, including merely disrupting their operation, is simply a consolation. With this in mind, I find that best practices...
by Rob Holmes | May 12, 2011 | Investigations
As I regularly search for shows on my TiVo using keywords that relate to my interests and work, I ran across a rerun of ‘Swift Justice with Nancy Grace' that originally aired on 2/28/11 entitled “An online rip-off; pit bull puppies”. This was caught...
by Rob Holmes | May 31, 2010 | Living by Accident
Since I last posted, I have been to three conferences in two countries, hosted two events and conducted five hours of public speaking. During this time, I've been in coffee shops and hotel rooms doing the marketing, bookkeeping, client meetings and other tasks...
by Rob Holmes | Mar 1, 2010 | Living by Accident
Corporate policy enforcement is often paradoxical. The two faces of humanity clash in the office. One is to compete for first place while the other appears to try to help others. As someone who is commissioned to protect specific brands from being tarnished, I find...
by Rob Holmes | Sep 23, 2009 | Investigations
Even only a year ago, spam primarily consisted only of unwanted email in your inbox. But now as blogs become more popular, services such as Google Reader make it easy for people to aggregate those blog feeds (commonly RSS and Atom) into your inboxes. Along with...
