Tristar Investigation founder Bruce Robertson was the first private detective hired to track down the person who shot two endangered species.
In 2009 private investigator and Tristar Investigation founder Bruce Robertson was retained to track down the person who shot two endangered California Condors. This was the first time a private detective had been assigned to this type of case. The story was first featured in the Los Angeles Times and numerous other publications throughout the U.S, including the New York Times and the San Francisco Chronicle. Mr. Robertson’s search covered over 7,000 square miles of the California Condor range in the central California region.
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Bruce Robertson
Bruce Robertson is a private investigator and founder of Tristar Investigation, California’s premiere detective agency. Bruce is also a media commentator for the investigation industry, featured in the New York Times, CNN, History Channel, MSNBC, Los Angeles Times and many more. You can find him on Google+ LinkedIn and YouTube.
Latest posts by Bruce Robertson (see all)
- Accelerate Employee & Witness Outreach - Oct 30, 2023
- Overcome Employee Research Obstacles in Labor & Employment Cases - Oct 25, 2023
- Advice on Conducting Defendant Research in California Litigation - Oct 11, 2023
