Michael Javorsky - Stolen Seattle Mariner's baseball memorabilia case solved.

A Seattle resident's home was burglarized and approximately $42,000 in vintage Seattle Mariner's baseball cards and memorabilia was stolen.  The items had been passed down through three generations.  A burglary report was filed with the City of Seattle Police Department; however, investigating this case quickly was imperative due to the ease in moving such items.  Also, the probability of recovering such items was very low.  We interviewed the client and identified a short list of suspects, one being the client's ex-girlfriend whom was a recovering heroin addict. 

Unfortunately, the girlfriend was not answering her cell phone and had no current address; however, a relative did indicate she had received a telephone call from the ex from a suspicious telephone number.  A follow-up of the number led us to a Seattle hotel.  Surveillance was initiated and after thirty minutes, guess who exited a hotel room.

After a few minutes of questioning, she admitted to knowing about the burglary and knew who possessed the property.  Ultimately, she was uncooperative and provided false and misleading information.  She also asked for money to assist.  Denied.  We located information on her methamphetamine/percocet/heroin dealers.  We telephoned several of them and each were overly cooperative and deceitful.  After many games played by the typical Seattle drug dealers, we offered the primary suspect involved an offer he could not refuse.  He relinquished the items in lieu of prosecution by our client.  All the items were recovered except a $100 baseball card.      

Only an investigation company consisting of previous law enforcement, specifically those with backgrounds in narcotics enforcement could have properly worked this case.