Attempting to locate a birthfather...

Official Investigations & Security Services, Inc. has been hired to locate a birthfather who resided at 105 Dayton St, Hamilton, Ohio USA in the mid-1970's.

Unfortunately, the birthmother can't remember the name of the father.  It was a one-night stand.

All she can recall is that he was a male white, in his early 20's and that his best friend drove a while convertible sports car.

In addition, the apartment that he was living in was apparently run by nuns, was all male residents, and female visitors were not allowed... the birthmother was snuck up to his apartment at the time.

If you have any information that would be useful, please contact us 800-477-8419

Official Investigations & Security Services, Inc. & the Hamilton County Sheriff's Department need help identifying a burglary suspect

OFFICIAL INVESTIGATIONS & SECURITY SERVICES, INC.

&

THE HAMILTON COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT

NEED YOUR ASSISTANCE IN IDENTIFYING A SUSPECT

SHOWN ON THE PHOTOS ABOVE

FROM JUNE 19, 2009 AT 1:22AM.

THE SUSPECT, A MALE WHITE, UNKNOWN AGE, WEARING A GREEN SHIRT

IS WANTED FOR QUESTIONING FOR 2 BURGLARIES, 2 THEFTS, AND 2 OTHER ATTEMPTED THEFTS THAT OCCURRED ON SPRINGLEAF LAKE DR

IN COLERAIN TOWNSHIP.

TIPS CAN BE E-MAILED TO: tips@officialinvestigations.com

CALLS CAN BE MADE TO OFFICIAL INVESTIGATONS & SECURITY SERVICES, INC

800-477-8419

OR

CRIMESTOPPERS

513-352-3040

YOU CAN ALSO TEXT TIPS TO 513-352-3050.

Official Investigations & Security Services, Inc. warns parents and children to use the buddy system when walking home after an att abduction

Official Investigations & Security Services, Inc. warns children, teens and their parents that an attempted abduction occurred today at Ann Weigel School located at 3242 Banning Rd, Cincinnati, OH. This was the 10th reported incident in the past month in the Tri-State area, but the first where someone was actually physically attacked.



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The suspect is a male white, 5'10" to 6', wearing a black ski mask. He fled the area in a green van that had rust on it. The 7 year old girl was not hurt.

Parents please teach your children to use the following safety rules:

1. WALK WITH SOMEONE THEY TRUST - a friend, an adult, etc.
2. DONT TAKE SHORTCUTS; USE SIDEWALKS ONLY - this attempted abduction happened in a wooded area used as a shortcut.
3. IF CONFRONTED BY SOMEONE, SCREAM FIRE OR RAPE & RUN.
4. IF PHYSICALLY ATTACKED, TELL YOUR CHILD TO SCREAM, BITE, USE FINGERNAILS, STAB THE PERSON WITH A PEN OR PENCIL IN THE HAND, ARM, EYE OR NECK, KICK A MALE IN THE GROIN, HIT WITH A BACKPACK OR BOOK.
5. IF THEY HAVE A CELL PHONE, CALL 911 AND REPORT ANYTHING SUSPICIOUS.
6. TRY TO REMEMBER WHAT THE PERSON LOOKED LIKE, WHAT COLOR CLOTHES DID THEY HAVE ON, AND WHAT KIND OF CAR WERE THEY DRIVING?

If you have any questions, please don't hesistate to call Official Investigations & Security Services, Inc. at 513-931-7448

Official Investigations & Security Services, Inc. has a critically missing person from Lexington, KY come into office.

Official Investigations & Security Services, Inc. located in Cincinnati, OH had a woman come in as a client to locate her son on Wednesday, February 4, 2009. While I searching for her son, I discovered that this woman was an "urgently" missing person from Lexington, KY.

I contacted the Lexington, KY Police Department on Thursday, February 5, 2009, and the operator confirmed that the woman was entered into NCIC as a critically missing person.

However, when the woman showed up at my office, the Green Township Police Department could not find her in NCIC. A 75 minute telephone call to the homicide division of the Lexington Metro Police Department finally clarified that the operator was incorrect yesterday. The woman was not entered into NCIC as she did not meet the criteria that she was an immediate threat to herself or anyone else.

After a long discussion with the woman, she refused medical treatment, transport, and signed a refusal.

I put her on the telephone with her 23 year old son, who tried to convince her to come back to Lexington, KY.