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Home Featured Schools Request Info Find a School Common Q&A About Us Interview with a Private Investigator Interviewee Susan Watts Job Title: Chief Investigator Years in Field: 20 years How did you get into doing private investigation ? I just fell into it. After college I didn’t have any marketable skills – I said, “what am I going to do to make money?” I got a paralegal certificate, and did an internship with the public defender’s office in Seattle. They get so many cases, and don’t have enough manpower, so they use interns for the simple cases. I got hired in ’85. Later I got a license so I could work on my own as an independent contractor. You need 3 years of experience to get a license, and in some states you also need to take a test. Find Criminal Justice Schools What do you most enjoy about being a private investigator ? I like criminal defense work, it’s the most interesting. I get to go out and interview people; I don&rsq...

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