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About Us
Sarah Bonovich , Private Investigator
It started with a simple phone call that changed everything. A close friend, someone I’d known since childhood, reached out to me in desperation. Her elderly father had been scammed out of his life savings by someone he thought was a trusted advisor. She felt powerless, unsure of where to begin, and begged for my help.
At the time, I wasn’t running a private investigations company—I was focused on real estate and managing renovation projects. But I couldn’t ignore the pain in her voice. I decided to dive in, using whatever resources and instincts I had.
I began piecing things together: financial records, emails, timelines. I tracked down leads, spent hours on calls, and visited offices where I wasn’t exactly welcome. Slowly but surely, the story unfolded. The scammer had used the same tactics on others, preying on their vulnerability. My persistence uncovered enough evidence to not only recover a significant portion of her father’s savings but also bring the scammer to justice.
That experience was a turning point. I realized this wasn’t just about solving a problem—it was about restoring dignity and peace of mind to people who felt powerless. The look of relief and gratitude on my friend’s face stayed with me long after the case was closed.
I started my company because I knew there were others out there who needed help finding the truth, unraveling lies, and making sense of the chaos. Each case we take on now feels like a new chapter of a story—corporate espionage, family mysteries, even the occasional missing pet. What drives us is the thrill of discovery and the satisfaction of helping our clients find answers, no matter how deeply they’re buried.
And the best part? The story of how it all began isn’t over. Every day brings a new challenge, and every case reminds me of why I started: because no mystery deserves to remain unsolved, and everyone deserves a chance to uncover the truth....
Leanna Williams , Investigative Assistant
The first time I realized the power of what I do was during a case that started with an email—a few short sentences from a woman whose life was unraveling. She suspected her husband was cheating but couldn’t prove it. Her message wasn’t angry or accusatory; it was filled with heartbreak and desperation for clarity.
As an investigative assistant, I was tasked with gathering the pieces of the puzzle. At first, it seemed routine—reviewing phone records, monitoring movements, and digging into social media activity. But as I pieced together the trail, the story unfolded in a way I wasn’t prepared for. There were late-night meetings, unexplained expenses, and eventually, confirmation of an affair with someone she thought was a friend.
When we presented the evidence to her, the room was heavy with silence. She didn’t cry or scream; instead, she sat quietly, absorbing the weight of the truth. Then she looked at me with an expression I’ll never forget—relief. “At least now I know,” she said.
That moment changed everything for me. I realized that my role isn’t just about gathering evidence; it’s about empowering people to face their realities, no matter how painful. It’s about giving them the clarity they need to move forward, whether that means rebuilding their lives or finding closure.
Every case reminds me how grateful I am to do this work. Being an investigative assistant isn’t just a job—it’s a calling. It’s an opportunity to bring light to the shadows, to uncover truths that might otherwise remain hidden, and to help people find their footing when the ground beneath them feels unsteady. There’s no greater reward than knowing I’ve made a difference in someone’s life.
Veronica Martinez , Legal Consultant
As a legal consultant for Tax For Tha Stax, LLC, I never imagined how fulfilling my role would be. It all started years ago when I transitioned from practicing law into consulting. I found myself in an arena where I could truly make a difference — not just by offering legal advice, but by helping people navigate complex issues that went beyond simple legalities. The work is challenging, but it's also incredibly rewarding.
One case that stands out was a business dispute involving a client who had been unknowingly tied up in a web of fraudulent contracts. It wasn’t just about finding loopholes or making legal arguments; it was about protecting their business from financial ruin. We worked tirelessly, analyzing every document, uncovering key details, and helping the client understand not just what their rights were, but what actions they could take to safeguard their future. Seeing the relief on their face after we secured the favorable outcome for them was indescribable.
Each day, I’m reminded of why I love this work. It’s about solving problems and giving clients the tools they need to move forward. I’m not just advising — I’m guiding them through the legal labyrinth with the confidence that comes from years of experience and a true passion for what I do. There’s something profoundly satisfying in knowing that the advice I give helps people achieve peace of mind and make better decisions for their personal or business lives. Being a part of this team, seeing the impact of our collective efforts, and knowing that we’ve played a crucial role in our clients’ journeys — it’s truly a privilege. And this journey? It's only just beginning.
Michael Davis , Surveillance Specialist
As the Security Surveillance Specialist for our team, I’ve always believed in the power of observation—the ability to see what others miss and piece together a story from the smallest details. One case, in particular, reminded me why I love what I do.
A small business owner came to us, frantic about inventory that had been disappearing for months. They trusted their employees completely but couldn’t ignore the mounting losses. That’s where I came in. My job was to figure out what was happening without disrupting the daily flow of their business.
I spent hours setting up covert cameras, carefully choosing angles and placements that would capture everything while remaining undetectable. Then came the waiting—long nights watching hours of footage, analyzing patterns, and staying alert for the smallest inconsistencies. By the third night, my patience paid off. I spotted an employee, someone the owner deeply trusted, slipping products into their bag and walking out after hours.
It wasn’t an easy moment. Delivering the evidence to the client felt like a double-edged sword—I was providing them with the truth, but it was a truth that hurt. Still, they were grateful to finally have answers and to take the steps necessary to protect their business.
For me, that’s what it’s all about. My work isn’t glamorous or flashy, but it’s vital. I don’t just set up cameras or watch screens—I uncover the hidden stories that impact people’s lives and livelihoods. Being able to provide clarity and security for our clients is why I do what I do, and it’s what keeps me passionate about this role every single day.
Thomas Richardson , Field Investigator
As a field investigator, I’ve always thrived on the challenge of being out in the world, piecing together the truth from real-life encounters and observations. There’s something about the unpredictability of the work that keeps me going—the fact that every day brings a new puzzle to solve. One case in particular solidified my passion for what I do.
A client came to us with a missing person case, desperate to find her estranged brother. They hadn’t spoken in years, and while he had fallen out of touch with the family, she had reason to believe he might be in trouble. The details were vague—an old address, a few scattered connections, and a blurry timeline of his last known movements.
My job was to track him down, and it wasn’t going to be easy. I started by visiting the address she provided—a rundown apartment building in a part of town most people wouldn’t venture into. I spoke to neighbors, piecing together fragments of his life: where he liked to go, the people he interacted with, and, most importantly, the fact that he had recently been seen in a nearby shelter.
Following that lead, I spent the next several days retracing his steps, visiting shelters, talking to staff, and combing through public records. It was a grind, but eventually, I found him. He was living out of his car, struggling but alive. When I approached him, he was wary at first, but once I explained who I was and why I was there, his guard softened. He agreed to reconnect with his sister, and seeing their reunion was one of the most rewarding moments of my career.
Being a field investigator isn’t just about uncovering facts or following trails—it’s about connecting dots and, often, reuniting lives. Every case reminds me of the impact my work can have, and I’m grateful for the opportunity to be out there, uncovering truths that matter.
Camile Washington, Intern
As an intern, I didn’t expect my first real case to be anything like the one that came through the door—a corporate espionage investigation. A tech startup had come to us with a gut feeling that one of their key employees was leaking sensitive information to a competitor. The situation was high-stakes, and the company was desperate to protect its intellectual property. I was tasked with helping track down any leads we could find on the employee’s activities.
I had no idea what I was walking into. My first job was to comb through the employee’s digital history—emails, company communications, and any other records I could access. At first, it felt like I was digging through an endless mountain of data with no direction. But as I started sorting through everything, I began noticing small, subtle inconsistencies. There were odd login times, strange files that seemed to be deleted without reason, and contacts in their phone records that didn’t seem to fit with the rest of the employee's work profile.
One afternoon, after hours of digging, I stumbled across something that made my heart race: a large amount of company data had been transferred to an external drive on a day when the employee had taken a personal day. It was a glaring red flag. I flagged the information for my supervisor, who took over the investigation from there. Together, we were able to track the data back to a competitor’s network, and soon it became clear—the employee had been feeding them proprietary software designs for months.
What started as a simple lead quickly grew into a major case of corporate theft. The company was able to recover their stolen assets and take legal action, and the employee was terminated immediately.
As an intern, it was a whirlwind experience, but it taught me so much. I realized that every tiny detail matters in this line of work. Corporate espionage isn’t just about finding stolen data—it’s about protecting what people have worked so hard to create. Being a part of that investigation, even in my small role, made me understand the importance of what we do and how vital it is to uncover the truth, no matter how deeply it’s buried.