by Jaymes Holden | Nov 6, 2026 | Criminal Defense Investigations
Something doesn’t add up. Maybe a business is bleeding money and no one can explain where it’s going. Maybe a family has questions that the police have stopped trying to answer. Maybe an attorney needs verified facts before walking into a courtroom....
by Jaymes Holden | Oct 9, 2026 | Criminal Defense Investigations
Picture a defense attorney sitting across from a table stacked with discovery materials — police reports, forensic summaries, witness statements, surveillance logs. The prosecution spent months building that case with full access to law enforcement databases, crime...
by Jaymes Holden | Sep 11, 2026 | Criminal Defense Investigations
A suspect says they were at a restaurant across town when the crime happened. They name the place, recall what they ordered, even mention the server who took their table. It sounds convincing. But something doesn’t add up — a timestamp is off, a detail...
by Jaymes Holden | Aug 14, 2026 | Criminal Defense Investigations
Picture this: a criminal case goes to trial, and the defense attorney stands up with confidence — not because of courtroom theatrics, but because of what was uncovered in the months before anyone set foot in front of a jury. Most people think a strong defense is built...
by Jaymes Holden | Jul 14, 2026 | Criminal Defense Investigations
Picture this: a defendant facing armed robbery charges, the prosecution’s case built around two eyewitnesses and a timeline that seems airtight on paper. Then a private investigator pulls surveillance footage from a gas station three blocks away — footage nobody...
