Private Investigators
Bournemouth

Bournemouth Missing Persons

We were approached by a woman who had not seen her son for three weeks now and she was beginning to worry that something had happened to him. She told us that as he was a problem child who often ran away a lot so when she contacted the police they didn't try very hard trying to relocate him as they saw it as a waste of time and resources. This news had really upset our client and she had nowhere else to go so we were her last hope of seeing her son in the near future. Our client just wanted her son home safe and free from any danger that she was worried sick about him getting into. We were told that she had also been losing sleep over the whole situation and it had been making her tired at work which has been causing problems with her not being able to focus on the work her boss had been setting her.

Missing Persons in Bournemouth

After the conversation that we had with our client we told the client that we could help her but she would need to tell us everything she knew so we would have a better idea of who we should be looking for and in what places. The client sent a photograph of her son into the office so we know who we were looking for, she also told us all the common places that her son spent most of his time and all the people he associated with. Our client was so pleased with our friendly advice as it had given her enough reassurance that she was in safe hands that she could sleep bed at night. Once we were sure that our client both knew and understood all of the costs and our terms and conditions we were then able to begin the investigation finding the clients missing son.

When we told the client she was relieved as we had been able to stop her from worrying and therefore made it possible for her to be able to sleep at night. We had been able to track our client's son down by asking the owners in the local shops and pubs and also many of his friends' if they had seen him recently. The owner of the local sweet shop had told us that they had seen him with another boy that they had kindly identified for us. When we then when to the friend's house pretending to be a walking sales man selling his service as a window cleaner the client's son had opened the door. The operative who had been assigned the case then took discrete photographic evidence of the entire event to give to our client as prove that we had done the job set out for us and succeeded. Once our client was happy with everything she then went to the house her son was staying and told him he could come home any time he wanted to and that he did not have to keep on running away all the time.