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Jody Stacy, Owner and Lead Investigator

Jody R. Stacy is the owner and lead investigator of JRS Investigations, Inc. He has more than 25 years of investigative experience serving individuals, attorneys, businesses, and organizations. His professional background includes service as a police officer in Broward County, Florida, and New Jersey, as well as service in the United States Coast Guard. His work emphasizes lawful scope, discretion, objective documentation, and clear client communication. Jody holds Florida Class C Private Investigator License C 2401125, Florida Class A Private Investigative Agency License A 2400330, and North Carolina Private Investigator License 906236.

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  • Florida Class C Private Investigator License C 2401125
  • Florida Class A Private Investigative Agency License A 2400330
  • North Carolina Private Investigator License 906236

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Articles by Jody Stacy

JRS Investigations Biltmore online dating scam investigator profile verification and catfish identity research

Biltmore Online Dating Scam Investigator

Concerned about an online relationship? Learn how JRS verifies profiles, preserves evidence, investigates Biltmore-area claims and documents romance-scam financial losses.

Grenada asset records and evidence guide by JRS Investigations

Grenada Asset Records and Evidence Guide

A lawful Grenada asset-research roadmap covering property, corporate, court, vessel, and cross-border ownership evidence for attorneys and authorized clients.

JRS Investigations child custody investigations in Guadeloupe

5 Reasons to Hire a Child Custody Investigator in Guadeloupe

5 Reasons to Hire a Child Custody Investigator in Guadeloupe Child custody disputes can involve serious questions about a child’s safety, daily care, living conditions, supervision, or compliance with an existing arrangement. A private investigator can help document relevant facts, but the work must be lawful, focused, and coordinated with legal counsel when a case is before a court. Guadeloupe …