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5/9/2014 - Posted by:
Connecticut Investigative Services
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Carlos Medina

2 weeks ago

I recently needed the service of an investigator when I came across this company. They went far and beyond any expectations; I highly recommend them.

Daniel Schwartz

a year ago

Referred several clients to them who have been very satisfied with the services. Responsive and sensitive to the issues involved.

A Google User

2 years ago

Having contracted with CIS on a number of assignments, I can attest to the integrity of their business approach and thoroughness of services provided by their investigative agency. Forget the stereotypical ideas of private detectives, seen in the ...More

A Google User

2 years ago

Pros. If you are looking for an investigators these are the people to call.

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