Private Investigator -- Springfield, Illinois

Bill Clutter, Agent-in-Charge
Lic. #115-001630

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Clutter Investigations, Inc. is a licensed and fully insured investigative agency specializing in video surveillance. We provide investigative support to numerous corporations, law firms and insurance clients throughout Illinois. Our professional and highly trained investigative staff has the skills and experience to investigate domestic fidelity, child custody parental fitness, and fraudulent or exaggerated insurance claims discretely, thoroughly and cost effectively. We can evaluate your case and can recommend the best possible course of action for your particular needs. At Clutter Investigations, Inc. we pride ourselves with providing videotape on a consistent basis, which wins and settles cases. Communication, quality and service have made Bill Clutter Investigations, Inc. the premier investigative agency in Illinois.

Our staff has years of professional experience in law enforcement, surveillance, private investigation, criminal and civil investigations. Our staff utilizes a wide variety of surveillance vehicles that enables us to perform discrete investigations in urban and rural environments.

All investigators are equipped with state-of-the art video cameras that have telephoto capabilities allowing clear identification of an individual from at least one city block away.

• All investigations will be conducted within the compliance of the law to avoid entrapment, invasion of privacy, misrepresentations, and trespassing.
• Our fees will remain within your specific budget.
• There will never be any fee for consultations.
• Our investigators will be available to testify in front of a judge, jury or arbitrator.If you are not happy with the service we provide to you we want to hear from you. This will give us the opportunity to make sure that our services meet your expectations.

The United States Supreme Court ruled that video surveillance is a reasonable means in investigating injury claims and that surveillance findings can be used as evidence in court. These findings give an objective view of a person’s physical capabilities and daily activities. This evidence becomes a solid, effective bargaining tool when an individual alleged injury is contradicted by videotape evidence.