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2. • When most people think of private detectives, they think of a
messy bloke with a long camera lens trained on a bedroom
window.
• This quaint notion is far removed from reality.

3. Mick Featherstone, a former organized crime unit detective
and now a Queensland private investigator, said modern spy
technology had advanced so quickly that often PIs can know
everything they need to know about someone without even
leaving their office.

4. • Mr. Featherstone, of Gold Coast firm
Phoenix Global, said the proliferation
of James Bond-like technology had
led to a boom in the "infidelity"
business.
• "Technology is really sophisticated
these days and clients want me to use
any gadgets and devices available to
catch out whoever they suspect of
infidelity," he said.
• "Over the last three years there has
been steady growth in what already
is a massive industry."

5. • Mr. Featherstone said that, when it came to spying on spouses,
the sexes were equally suspicious. "We get an even number of
males and females wanting us to carry out surveillance," he said.
• Despite the impressive technology available to PIs, Mr.
Featherstone advises potential clients to become gumshoe
detectives before contacting the professionals, who charge as much
as $90 an hour.
Michael Featherstone
Says

6. Michael "Mick" Featherstone is
a risk
management consultant and priva
te investigator. Featherstone is
also an author, his book "Bullet
Proof Your Business" was released
in 2006 by Wilkinson
Publishing. Featherstone lives and
his offices are located, on the Gold
Coast, Queensland, Australia.

7. Featherstone served 16 years with The Queensland
Police Service until resigning from the police in the mid-
1990s. Featherstone spent 13 of his 16 years with the
Queensland Police as a detective. During his career with
the Queensland Police he held positions as Officer in Charge
of the Whitsunday Criminal Investigation Branch, Officer in
Charge of the Gold Coast Juvenile Aid Bureau, Officer in
Charge of the Surfers Paradise Criminal Investigation
Branch, and the Gold Coast District Crime Manager.
Featherstone was also a member of the Queensland Major
Fraud Investigation Group.

8. Featherstone left The Queensland Police Service in
the mid-1990s and began work as a private
investigator.

9. Please contact Michael Featherstone for further queries