SummaryHaley, a private investigator specializing in missing persons cases, discusses her work and the challenges she faces. She handles a variety of cases, including cold cases and finding birth parents. Haley emphasizes the importance of time in missing persons cases and the difficulties of finding evidence and witnesses after a long period of time. She also highlights the limitations and dramatization of TV shows about investigations. Haley believes in the integration of intuitive insight and tangible evidence in her work as a medium. She expresses concern about the increasing number of missing children and the lack of awareness and action in addressing child human trafficking.Keywordsprivate investigator, missing persons cases, cold cases, birth parents, time factor, evidence, witnesses, TV shows, intuitive insight, tangible evidence, child human traffickingTakeawaysPrivate investigators handle a range of cases, including cold cases and finding birth parents.Time is a crucial factor in missing persons cases, and it becomes more difficult to find evidence and witnesses as time passes.TV shows about investigations often dramatize the process and leave out the hours of investigative work involved.Intuitive insight and tangible evidence can be integrated in investigations, but there is skepticism and stigma around mediums.There is a concerning increase in the number of missing children, and more awareness and action are needed to address child human trafficking.TitlesUncovering the Truth: Inside the World of a Private InvestigatorThe Time Factor in Missing Persons Cases: Challenges and SolutionsSound Bites"I enjoy being able to bring people closure after so long.""TV shows leave out the hours of investigative work that goes into cases.""Eyewitness testimony is not always 100% valid, tangible evidence is crucial." ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★