PRIVATE INVESTIGATION SERVICES American Associates

We are experts in locating people. We have located people the world over, often with only basic information. As a police consultant, Phil White has provided case breaking information on the infamous and unsolved Provincetown, Massachusetts "Lady of the Dunes" murder case. This July 1974 "cold case" mystery has been featured by Mary Richardson on WCVB Channel 5's CHRONICLE show and FOX TV , the gruesome mutilation homicide is being considered for publication and screenplay and is further pursued by the print and broadcast media. Investigation of this fascinating case continues.

Probate & Family Matters, Criminal Defense -Motor Vehicle Accidents - Industrial Accidents - Slip and Fall Cases, Civil Litigation

· BACKGROUND INVESTIGATIONS·
MISSING PERSONS · CRIMINAL DEFENSE
CIVIL LITIGATION · PERSONAL INJURY
· SURVEILLANCE OPERATIONS ·
INTERNATIONAL DATA RESOURCES

Phil White- Licensed in New Hampshire (formerly) and the Commonwealth of Massachusetts since 1972 - Accumulating over three decades of valuable field experience for the benefit of our clients.

Phil White
Private Investigator
Licensed in Massachusetts
by the Massachusetts State Police

MSP LICENSE NUMBER P-005

PHILLIP E. WHITE, a retired New Hampshire police officer and a four year U.S. Air Force veteran, has over thirty two years of international investigative experience. He is a CERTIFIED MISSING PERSON INVESTIGATOR with extensive experience in locating the "un-locatable". Licensed as a electronic security alarm technician, security alarm contractor and bonded locksmith, Phil White is also a SECURITY CONSULTANT providing loss prevention assessments for business and industry. Phil White has authored a number of articles on surveillance and investigations. Serving under several Mayoral administrations, he is a member of the Mayor's Commission on Crime and Drugs for the City of Brockton, Massachusetts, USA. A former Brockton District Court volunteer probation officer, White also served as an advisor to the Brockton Police D.A.R.E. committee and has an extensive history of community service. A Rotarian for many years, Phil White was recently made a Paul Harris Fellow by the Rotary Club of Brockton and Rotary International.

In conjunction with the Molly Bish Foundation, White organized a five investigator team to pursue the Brockton, MA 17 year old cold case involving a missing teen, Jennifer Fay. The case has recently received national recognition on Fox TV , Geraldo Today, Paula Zahn Live as well has a host of greater Boston television stations.

In April of 1991 Phil White was one of four original "founding fathers" of the Licensed Private Detectives Association of Massachusetts, Inc.. LPDAM has become Massachusetts' premier investigator's organization, representing the majority of active detective agencies licensed in the Commonwealth. During his career White has served as secretary, treasurer, vice president and was the 1998-1999 LPDAM president. In June of 1997 Phil White was conferred the coveted "LIFE MEMBERSHIP" award for his dedicated service to the Association and the private investigation profession. Phil White currently serves as the LPDAM Association web master. In 1998 White was the founder of N.E.C.O.S.I.A., a New England organization comprised of six state private detective associations who collectively strive to improve the profession through education, periodic discussions and legislative support.

MICHELLE LITTLEFIELD was an investigator with the Agency in the mid and late 1980's and early 1990's, and left to raise a family. She returned in February 2005, and now handles a wide variety of investigative matters. Married with children, Littlefield brings to the Agency a new and fresh prospective to each investigation. Her intelligence and keen eye (her private eye) is an asset to every assignment. Michelle is very involved in the high profile Jennifer Fay Missing Person Case, and is a member of the LPDAM Cold Case Committee. Littlefield is the President of the The Jennifer Lynn Fay Foundation for Missing Children.

Records retrieval from Plymouth and Bristol Counties in southeastern Massachusetts, including both Superior and District court houses and municipal offices. In addition we obtain records, documents and information through well crafted and proprietary FOIA's from state and all local governmental agencies, including, but not limited to;