Learn it properly, from people who do it for a living.
Two hours, one skill, taught by practitioners — investigators, genealogists, and records specialists. Come for one class or work your way through all four.
How to word a request, who to send it to, what to do when it's denied, and how to keep the clock running. You'll leave having sent one.
Archived pages, court dockets, property records, and newspaper morgues — plus a clear map of where research stops and harassment starts.
What a medical examiner's report is actually telling you, what it isn't, and the words that get misread on the internet every single day.
How investigators structure a conversation, and why club members never conduct one. Understanding the craft makes you a better reader of transcripts.
Classes run in person in Denver and online. Members hear about new dates first — and seats are limited so everyone gets time with the instructor.