German Woman Sleuth Links To The World
August 4, 2011
Hosted by Francie Koehler, CPI, CCDI
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Miriam Ettisch-Enchelmaier has been working in private investigation for four decades. She launched her business during a time when most of today’s women private investigators were still reading the Nancy Drew Mystery series. She has handled a myriad of cases involving fraud, debt collections, and process serving across the globe. Forty years ago, many did not consider women capable of being self employed. Her male colleagues were frequently surprised to find her turning down their offers of employment in lieu of running her own private investigation agency. Stop by to hear this inspiring woman speak about her career and her fascinating cases.
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Francie Koehler, CPI, CCDI
Francie Koehler’s career as a licensed private investigator includes cases that have sparked media projects. "Unsolved Mysteries" portrayed one of her missing person cases. British author Val McDermid featured her capital case in "A Suitable Job for A Woman" and true crime writer Ann Rule chronicled a case she investigated involving a missing nightclub owner entitled "In The Name Of Love." Francie drew on her investigative and retail experience to create the 3-part video, "Loss Prevention - The Big Picture." International results included an invitation to Moscow, where she spoke to Russian nationals interested in privatization. Francie is the former two-term president of both the National Council of Investigation & Security Services (NCISS) and the California Association of Licensed Investigators (CALI). Awarded by each organization for her work, she serves as Legislative Chair for both and regularly testifies before the California State Legislature regarding bills of concern to PI’s. Francie has been recognized by her state regulatory agency for outstanding service to her profession. In addition, she holds memberships in the Council for International Investigators, National Association of Legal Investigators, World Association of Detectives, and California Attorneys for Criminal Justice. Francie also works with the Innocence Project and holds certifications as a Conflict Mediator, Legal Investigator, Professional Investigator and Criminal Defense Investigator.
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