Sherlock in the News

Occasionally we will meet with the press, under the following rules:

1. We will not meet in our office.
2. No photography allowed of any sort.
3. The press is not allowed to go with us on any cases.
4. We won't tell you the names of any of our clients.
5. Voice recorders are allowed.

Spies Among Us: Modern-Day Espionage Newsweek
Hidden Camera Detectors Take On High-Tech Voyeurs CBS News
Unmasking D.B. Cooper New York Magazine
Brooke Astor Did Not Have Bugs New York Magazine
He's Watching Out for You New York Daily News
Check Mate New York Post

Gotham Gigs: Supersnoop Crain's New York Business
How to Change Your Life New York Magazine
Breakup at Tiffany's New York Magazine
The Ethicist: Donor Secrecy The New York Times Magazine
How to Spot a Liar - Fast! LiveTime TV
Real Private Eyes Unlike Those on TV Market Wire
A Private Eye's Worst Enemy: Privacy Advocates Columbia News Service
The Best Way to Dig Up Information The Wall Street Journal
Skip Tracers See Rise in Business Columbia News Service
Answer Fella: Hiring a Hit Man Esquire Magazine
Love Lessons from a Private Eye Glamour Magazine