Kind Words

I found Lookout Investigations through an internet search. I am well pleased. Mr. Rosenlind completed the assignment exactly as I requested, in a timely manner and within the budget we set. Based on this experience, I highly recommend this firm and absolutely will use their services again if the need arises. -- Ms Cheryl C. (Texas) Dec. 2006

We want you to know that the work you did in finding my sister...for us was something we can't thank you enough for. ...the results of your work changed our lives and the lives of those we care about in ways you can't imagine.
-- AG (Israel) April 1999 and Dec. 2000.    

Upon completing a very difficult locate: "Thank you (Lookout Investigations) you've made one of my biggest dreams come true!!..You did a great job."
-- Maria Ugas Uccellini (Barcelona, SPAIN) November 1999.

Lookout Investigations is indeed professional and discreet. You did a great job. Thank you.
-- Dr. G (Central California) May 1999.

Lookout Investigations...solved our problem when even the police couldn't help us. Your surveillance planning and execution was world class...
 -- Central California Water District Superintendent  July 2004.

We thought our granddaughter been taken out of the state, violating a court order ... (Lookout Investigations) located her in a (run-down hotel room) within 48 hours. For now, we know she is safe. We can never thank you enough.
-- Mrs. B. L. (Hanford, California). August 1999.

(Lookout Investigations) responded to our request quickly and professionally ... The results exceeded our expectations ... We will recommend your firm to our colleagues.
-- Fresno law firm. June 2000.

Private investigators assist police in school burglaries arrest
August 17, 2004
          HANFORD - Hanford police made an arrest Monday in connection with a series of burglaries at the Hanford Elementary School District. Police had been working with school officials and private investigator Stevan Rosenlind, who was hired by HESD in April, HESD Director of Facility and Operations Joe Camara said. At that time, the district had suffered a rash of burglaries where more than $50,000 of equipment was stolen.
        The private investigators identified the burglars after a series of surveillances that videotaped men carrying computers out of classrooms, a teachers lounge and a janitorial closet. The thefts took place in the early morning after school grounds had been vacated and puzzled investigators because there had been no signs of breaking and entering. After the men were video-taped, follow-up interviews led to the subjects being identified, Rosenlind said.
         The private investigators then provided information to Hanford police that led to the arrest, Det. Pete Moes said. The suspect was arrested at his home in Fresno without incident, with the assistance of the Fresno County Sheriff's Department. "Without Rosenlind's help," Moes said, "we wouldn't have made an arrest so soon." Additional suspects are still at large.