Surveillance Workshop – Basics

Year: 2014

R.T. Lawton hosts a workshop for effectively surveilling as a private investigator while being unassuming in an environment. He provides tips and real-life examples to use as a base for writing a realistic private investigator scenario in crime novels.

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