A Systematic Search

Ms. Hicks hired Terrance Private Investigator & Associates to conduct a thorough inspection of her vehicle and determine if a GPS tracking device was present. We approached the investigation with sensitivity and discretion, understanding the delicate nature of the situation. Our investigators followed a systematic search protocol: Visual Inspection: We began with a meticulous visual inspection of Ms. Hicks' vehicle, both inside and out. We checked common hiding places, such as under the seats, in the glove compartment, inside the wheel wells, and attached to the undercarriage. We paid close attention to any unusual wiring or modifications that might indicate the presence of a hidden device. Electronic Detection: We utilized specialized electronic detection equipment designed to scan for GPS trackers and other electronic surveillance devices. This equipment can detect the radio frequencies emitted by GPS trackers, even if they are hidden or powered off. We systematically scanned the interior and exterior of the vehicle, paying particular attention to areas where a signal might be strongest. Physical Search of Suspect Locations: Based on Ms. Hicks' description of Jessica's behavior and access to her vehicle, we focused our search on areas where Jessica might have had an opportunity to place a tracker. Data Analysis (If Device Found): Should a device be located, our team was prepared to analyze any data retrieved, providing information on the duration of tracking and locations visited.