N.L.L.I. members strongly support our State P.I. Associations Time: 4:00pm - BOD, 6:00pm - General Membership MEMIC Portland _____________________________________________________ Date: September 10, 2008 For more information please contact: Michael Pardue
Our Mission
Welcome to the Kentucky based National League of Licensed Investigators. (N.L.L.I.) Our members take pride in providing investigative services not only in Kentucky but across the USA and Canada. The N.L.L.I. members are dedicated to serving our profession, by conducting themselves in the highest standards of ethical conduct. Our members join the N.L.L.I. to particpate in and promote higher education, in the constantly changing science in the investigative field and to network with the private investigator across the U.S.A. and Canada. We welcome all P.I. licensed investigators across the U.S. and Canda, and support our state associations, were our professional standards of conduct begin.
Our elections have been held, and the membership has spoken. We are proud to announce the follow results of that election: See bottom of this page!
We are proud to announce that our members have voted to approve our above name change, and our focus will be on building a national association, better to serve our members across the United States and Canada.
Please click on either image to go to our "State Associaton" page!
MLPIA upcoming meetings...
Date: May 14, 2008
Place: Gipper’s Sports Grill
120 Center Street
Auburn, Maine
Auburn, Maine Spker: Jared Payton – Director of Ancillary Operations
Time: 4:00pm – BOD, 5:00pm – General Membership
Place: Gipper’s Sports Grill
120 Center Street
Auburn, Maine
Spkr: Russ Bubas, Pres. Data Quests Investigations
Topic: Conducting Effective Background Investigations
Central Intelligence
4 Dane Street
Kennebunk, ME 04043
T: 207-985-9911
F: 207-985-0201
Maine License: 0100361
New Hampshire License: 49613
Email: mpardue@central-intelligence.com
Website: www.central-intelligence.com
The N.L.L.I. is a Kentucky association will full membership and voting rights for all states and their licensed investigators. Associate members, and individuals who are in the process of obtaining their state licensing, may join as associate members, along with non-private investigator members, including, active police officers, and all other branches of law enforcement. Only full members have full voting privileges.
The N.L.L.I. has created a free "Student" membership program, for all private investigator students, who are meeting their accredited school of private investigator training requirements. In addition, we welcome students pursuing a degree in the field of Criminal Justice. All of our members by accepting membership in the N.L.L.I. agree to comply with our comprehensive Code of Ethics. Our goal is to assist the experienced, and the aspiring private investigator, with our many programs and training resources, and efforts to keep our members informed both state and nationally in the private investigative profession.
The N.L.L.I. recognizes both the value and need for education in the profession of private investigation. 
Online N.L.L.I. Training 
Click on P.I. Museum image for a free tour....
______________________________________________________________________
N.L.L.I. Cold Case Team - Join Today!
Members needed in all States
tomloospi@aol.com
Process of Age Progression of Heather Teague by Forensic Artist Diana Trepkov: Proportions, Structure Anatomy, Facial Aging Features, Gravity Process, Soft flesh under jaw, Superior Orbital Groove, Inferior Orbital Groove, Nasolabial Furrow Depression in the Chin, Buccomandibular Groove, Philtrum, Lateral Orbital Lines, Split Hairstyle Left: Start of Age Progression Middle: Darkening mouth on Age Progression Below: Finished Age Progression Heather Danyelle Teague Age Progressed to 36 Years Old By Forensic Artist Diana P. Trepkov Alba Investigations Inc. As a Forensic Artist, I try to keep the spirit alive of the missing person in all my age progressions. The eyes are the mirror of the soul, so the eyes must be accurate and full of life. Sincerely, Diana Trepkov 
Please click on image
If you're interested in forensics, you'll be glad you did...
Welcome Diana as our first Canadian Neighbor To the N.L.L.I.Heather Danyelle Teague
Went MISSING at the age of 23 on August 26th, 1995 in Spottsville, Kentucky USA
Date of Birth: April 25, 1972
Height: 62 Inches
Weight: 100 lbs
Eye Color: Green
Hair Color: Brown
FORENSIC ARTIST
CANADA
Vital Stats:
Abducted August 26 1995
Date of Birth: April 25, 1972
Height: 62 Inches
Weight: 100 lbs.
Eye Color: Green
Hair Color: Brown
Identifying Characteristics: Red round birthmark on right buttock;
noticeable curvature of the spine.
www.whereisheatherteaque.com
If you have information please contact Tom Loos Sr.,
N.L.L.I. Cold Case Team @ Toll Free 1-888-452-5855
or Gil Alba 1-877-425-8260 www.gilalbainvestigationsc.om
You will remain anonymous.
There is always a Some How, Some Where, Some One
Who knows the TRUTH!
Susan Wolff Cappel Missing Since 1982 Sandra Kay Travis Age 61 Geoffrey Apke Age 30
age at the time 19 yrs old Missing Since July 2005 Missing Since 3-10-76
from Newcomerstown Ohio Mayfield Kentukcy Florence, Kentucky
Please contact N.I.I.L. Cold Case Team at: Please contact Tom Loos, Sr. Boone County Sheriff
tomloospi@aol.com with information. tomloos@aol.com with information. 859-339-2147
Welcome,
Matt Whalen, President
National Defender Investigator Association
Please access The Learning Shop to see states approved for online continuing education training.
Please access P.I. Education. com or The Learning Shop, to see states approved for online training continuing education. (Distant Learning Programs)
The N.L.L.I. is honored to announce the winner of the 2007
Ken Beach Award .
The N.L.L.I. will present the K.B.A. every year to someone who
has done outstanding community work. This award is not for
members but an award by our members recognizing the importance
of people who help people....it is the N.L.L.I's effort each year, since
Ken's untimely death, to dedicate this award in Ken's name, for his
dedication to the private investigation profession.. ....
Connie Beach, Ken's wife, 2006 Winner
Gil Alba, of Alba Investigations, 2007 Winner
Before founding Alba Investigations in 1998, Gil Alba had a
distinguished career with the New York City Police Department.
During his 28 years of service, Mr. Alba attained the highest
investigative rank, First Grade Detective and worked with the
Major Case Squad and the FBI/NYPD Task Force specializing
in difficult and unusual cases. Click on GiLAlba Investigations.
The Ken Beach Award, our members way of saying thanks each year to
someone in the community.....Above picture, Larry Nunes presenting
Connie Beach the first K.B.A. in October 2006, also included in the picture
are Ken's children and grandchildren, mother and aunt. The little guy on
the left is Brandon, Ken's pride and joy....and one day, will follow in his
dad's foot steps....Thank you, Tom Loos, Sr., Vice President.
Larry F. Nunes - President
larrynpi@bellsouth.net
Kentucky
Tom Loos, Sr. - Vice President
tomloospi@aol.com
ntucky
Secretary / Treasurer
Position open - until Inc.
Board of Directors:
Neil Alioto
wecollect2@aol.com
Maryland
Ric Cawoood -
pi@ksiu.org
Kentucky
Mike Pardue
mpardue@central-intelligence.com
Maine
Denise M. Petty
dcri@gci.net
Alaska
Cynthia Georgantas
Email: Goddess8080cg@aol.com
IL.
Edwin Yager
calrte66@hotmail.com
California
A message from Gil Alba
There are three types of investigations on a cold case such as the Heather Teague Case . . . missing/murdered
1.) The Police Investigation
2.) The Family Investigation
3.) The Private Investigator Investigation
Law enforcement conducts their investigation and provides information to the media and family. However, the information the police provide is just that, public information. The police do not share certain facts with the family or the private investigator.
Families have unrealistic expectations and without any help from the police or an experienced investigator they (families) may focus on things that may not be relevant to proving the case.
Private investigators either work for the family pro bono or are hired by the family. There are ways to work the case as a PI.
One way is to do a similar or parallel investigation as the police.
Personally, I get the family involved in the investigation. What I believe to be one of the most important aspects of the investigation is to listen to the family and help them cope with such a disaster.
The end results may not always be possible, but the journey with the family involved makes for great satisfaction with the PI.
