March 5, 1996

Diels Moar every nomi

an. The cost of the e demand for private

hings, there’s always ing, Kenny said.

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and photos by Paul Andrew

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hree PIs another of which is a woman working i in his finn

“Sometimes we go on the road together, in different cars, but we’re always communicating back and forth. Sometimes all three of us will be on a job.”

Are there any jobs he hasn’t done? _

“T’ve never handled an assault case, or anything like tht It’ Ss mostly divorces and domestic disputes,” he said. -.

Being young and i inexperience ch « PI work as it is in other professions. If your client wa! . secret lover, it’s

I time ny expl. a go. If I have to follow a guy into a bar, te "sno roblem,’ | €. ng that can happen i is blowing your cover, ‘cause i you: do, ‘the investigation s over.” He says he doesn’t feel like he ’s invaded someone’s privacy after he hands in evidence that proves someone has been cheating on a spouse or a lover, “I went to school for it. I’m paid to catch these people.”