2 heads = 1 idea

Two committed detectives with professional experience stretching back over decades had the idea of combining their different qualifications in order to support businesses and private persons in need of evidence.
People may often have suspicions without being able to prove them. Sometimes evidence is lacking in on-going court cases that needs to be obtained urgently. In the case of criminal prosecution authorities, it is the public prosecutor's office which investigates and secures evidence with the help of the criminal police forces. This instrument, however, is generally not available to companies or private persons. Companies are usually faced with the problem that their suspicions are too vague and cannot be adequately substantiated. The criminal prosecution authorities are then understandably reluctant to act because there is no hard and fast evidence to back up the suspicions. There are likewise situations in the private sphere which are not relevant under criminal law and are therefore of no interest to the authorities.
Only private investigators can help in such cases. They observe, monitor and inquire to look into grounds for suspicions, to establish facts and – in cases involving criminal law – to document the aforesaid hard and fast evidence. Now this definitely does not happen in the way suggested by current crime series on television. There is no detective in the world who can track a target for ever and a day, never get noticed, always find a parking space and never lose the scent. A great deal of experience, well-founded knowledge of the business and access to confidential sources of information are therefore required to perform effective inquiries. It should be obvious that newcomers can hardly offer such prerequisites. What then makes more sense than to commission a firm with decades of experience and that is managed by 2 absolute professionals, Rita Scholz and Joachim Habighorst, and can thereby draw on a wealth of options unparalleled in the business anywhere in Germany?