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Investigators at Edinburgh Private Detectives Offer Guidance in Tracking

Originally published at http://businessprwire.co.uk/investigators-at-edinburgh-private-detectives-offer-guidance-in-tracking-down-missing-persons/

After reading the events detailed in the article "Major search for missing Orkney woman who moved to Stonehaven" (http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-scotland-north-east-orkney-shetland-31621119) published in BBC News on 25 February 2015, private investigators at Edinburgh gave advice on how to successfully find missing persons.

The article published by BBC News, dated 25 February 2015: http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-scotland-north-east-orkney-shetland-31621119, sheds light on a missing person case involving 35 year old Shona Johnston, last seen Tuesday, the 24^th of February, in Aberdeenshire town. Mrs Johnston had recently moved from Orkney to Stonehaven. The last known whereabouts of the missing woman were at the Roberts Street in Stonehaven. Mrs Johnston's car was later found abandoned near Dunnottar Castle. A wide search has been launched as part of investigative efforts to track down the missing woman. The search comprises an RAF helicopter, coastguard teams, police teams with search dogs, as well as Aberdeen and Stonehaven lifeboats. Mrs Johnston is of medium height, 5ft 6in tall, slim with short dark hair and was last seen wearing blue jeans and allegedly a blue coloured jacket. The police were reported to be concerned for Shona Johnston's continued safety.

Showing concern over the missing person case described in BBC News, the investigative team at Edinburgh Private Detectives (http://edinburgh-privatedetectives.co.uk/) speak out on how detective agencies can help distraught families reunite with missing loved ones. Taking Shona Johnston's case as an example, the investigators at Edinburgh underscored the importance of hiring a reliable private agency so that victims of rogue disappearances may be tracked down as quickly as possible. Edinburgh Private Detectives can provide assistance in many ways. The private agents at Edinburgh have the right kind of experience and training to successfully find any missing person the clients want found. Attempting to locate a missing loved alone can be next to impossible, since the process requires a professional element complete with skilful surveillance and state-of-the-art investigative techniques, which an individual may have difficulty setting up. However, with the aid of a fully qualified and trained detective team such as Edinburgh Private Detectives, the case is sure to yield positive results. The investigators are friendly, approachable and discreet, so that clients feel at ease confiding sensitive details. The detectives at Edinburgh have successfully solved all sorts of investigative cases, including missing persons. The high rate of success is based on superior tracking methods and expert surveillance which have helped the investigators satisfy many distressed clients. People requiring professional assistance can easily call the investigative agency at Edinburgh to set up a meeting.

Robert Wilson, the Chief Investigator at Edinburgh Private Detectives (http://edinburgh-privatedetectives.co.uk/), is very vocal about the urgent need to contact professional services for help in tracing missing persons. Wilson was quoted as saying, "Shona Johnston's case serves to emphasise the need for immediate professional assistance. By attempting to find your loved one yourself, you are simply wasting precious time—time the missing person may not have. So in such distressing times, do not be afraid to ask for help. Our competent private investigative team is just a phone call away". Detective Wilson can be reached via email (r.wilson@edinburgh-privatedetectives.co.uk) or the company telephone number (0131 235 2014).