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There comes a point in an abyss where people 

fail to see this dark shadow clouds their vision, 

they do not see what lay in front of them. They 

need something more, a fresh pair of eyes… or 

perhaps simply a private eye, someone to help 

address their suspicion. This is where I come 

in; you see I am a detective. 

When hired by individuals I investigate cases 

my clients cannot solve on their lonesome. 

Gambling, adultery, fraud, irregularity of one’s 

spouse… Murder. I’m sure the idea has been 

gripped. Being a detective means working very 

odd hours, your schedule must be flexible. 

Especially if you happen to be an undercover 

investigator.

An undercover investigator, sometimes called 

a criminal investigator, is a man or woman 

who conducts investigations on criminal 

activity. This job has more than its fair share 

of dangers, because of this, investigations 

could take weeks, months and sometimes 

years. This is also why many criminal 

investigators keep their true identities in 

secret, they carry small cameras and recorders 

on them even though they are hidden from 

view, trust me they’re there. 

I have been a detective for most of my life, 

ever since I was 18 in fact, and I still 

remember the day I had gotten my license. 

Apart from that I needed a minimum years of 

compensated investigatory experience and to 

agree to undergo a background check.

People often ask me about my line of work, they say 

“tom about your line of work, what do you do?” 

“What makes it so… special?” and I always reply 

with the same answer, I say “what makes it special 

is the breakfast at 6 o’clock, and working my case 

till when ever it ends.” “I get dressed in what ever is 

appropriate for the job at hand then I attend the 

court, and collect my 45,740 a year… oh and I never 

forget to work in the field.” Then I look into their 

eyes and say “I love my job… the greatest benefit I 

have from it is the closure brought to families after I 

have discovered what to them, was undiscoverable 

and invaluable information.” 

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