About Pursuit

The magazine of professional investigators.

An online community of professional sleuths: a place to share innovative ideas and business models, ways to integrate new technology with old-school gumshoe know-how, and hard-won lessons from the field.

2008

Publishing since

1,000+

Articles in the archive

130+

Contributing writers

6

Sections, one podcast

Who Pursuit is for

For investigators, journalists and truth-seekers of all stripes.

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Investigators

Strategies, tactics, methods and sources for finding facts, from working PIs who have been there: how to run a case, run a firm and keep both honest.

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Journalists and truth-seekers

Pursuit is for anyone interested in finding factual information to inform a narrative. Fact over fiction, information over gossip, data over hearsay.

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The spy-curious

For the curious outsider, Pursuit is a front door to a world of mystery and intrigue: a behind-the-scenes glimpse into the lives of real spies and PIs.

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We don’t have an allegiance to a particular party. We have an allegiance to the facts.

Eli Rosenblatt, Pursuit writer

A note from the editor

The truth is out there.

Pursuit is for investigators, journalists, and truth-seekers of all stripes. Pursuit is for the spy-curious. Pursuit is for anyone interested in finding factual information to inform a narrative.

Pursuit offers strategies, tactics, methods, and sources for finding facts. Pursuit is about fact over fiction, information over gossip, and data over hearsay.

Hal Humphreys

Thomas H. “Hal” Humphreys

Executive Editor, Pursuit Magazine · Owner, [FIND] Investigations

The people behind Pursuit

Edited in Nashville by working investigators and journalists.

Hal Humphreys

Executive Editor

Hal Humphreys

Hal Humphreys is executive editor of Pursuit Magazine, host of the Sound of Pursuit Podcast, and owner of PI Education. He’s founder and lead investigator of [FIND] Investigations, a PI agency in Nashville, TN, and also a writer, radio producer, hiker, and fly fisherman.

www.findinvestigations.com

Kim Green

Managing Editor

Kim Green

Kim Green is the managing editor of Pursuit and producer of the Sound of Pursuit podcast. She’s a writer, public radio producer, and occasional flight instructor; her stories have appeared on NPR, Marketplace, the New York Times, and Fast Company. She is the co-writer of “Slow Noodles: A Cambodian Memoir of Love, Loss, and Family Recipes.”

aviatrixkim.com

Stephanie Mitchell

Director of Operations

Stephanie Mitchell

Stephanie Mitchell is the operations manager at PI Education. She has worked as a manager, private investigator, process server, and paralegal. She loves soccer, the outdoors, kayaking, hiking, and exploring with her family and dogs.

Jim Morrison

Advertising

Jim Morrison

As Chief Development Officer, Jim Morrison plays a key role in expanding industry partnerships and sponsorships for flagship events, media channels, and publications. With over 15 years in marketing and development, Jim is known for his deep industry relationships and forward-thinking leadership.

Ruben Roel

Web Master

Ruben Roel

Ruben Roel is an online marketing professional and web developer by profession, and a former private investigator by heart. He is the founder of Investigator Marketing, a web design and marketing company for private investigators based out of Dallas, TX.

investigatormarketing.com

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Jim McLeod

Executive Editor

Hal Humphreys

Managing Editor

Kim Green

Director of Operations

Stephanie Mitchell

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Jim Morrison

Web Master

Ruben Roel

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