Así Opera un Detective Privado: Desapariciones, Crímenes e Infidelidades - David Rodrigo #22

Have you ever wondered what a private investigator does? In this episode, David Rodrigo, criminologist and private investigator, tells us everything behind his fascinating work. From how he got started in the detective profession to debunking the myths we have about this job thanks to Hollywood. Did you know that 80% of his clients are companies? And that infidelity isn't what they investigate most often! He also talks about the complex investigations he carries out, such as paternity tests, disappearances, and crimes, and shares surprising cases you'd never imagine. Would you like to know how much it costs to hire a private investigator? David explains the rates and why he thinks they're very affordable. He also tells us shocking anecdotes, like the time a woman asked him to beat someone up, and his specialization in collecting biological evidence. An interview full of secrets! You can't miss it. Highlights: 00:00 - Introduction 02:07 - When to hire a private investigator instead of the police? 04:40 - What are the most requested investigations? 06:05 - Infidelity cases and their emotional impact. 11:54 - How much does it cost to hire a private investigator? 13:35 - Surprising cases of sick leave (bullfighting example). 18:10 - Is it legitimate to spy on the competition? 21:00 - What's the worst request you've ever received? 23:09 - Strange cases 28:17 - Paternity cases: how the rapid test is done and what happens when the child isn't yours. 34:00 - Disappearances: How are these cases handled? 43:40 - The detective's honesty in communicating the impossibility of solving a case. 46:03 - Locating debtors and the cost of international investigations. 50:01 - Teleworking and absenteeism. 52:03 - Do we all live a hidden life? The importance of body language and lie detection. 53:45 - The polygraph: is it reliable for detecting lies? 55:05 - Why does crime never disappear? A reflection on human nature and crime. 57:00 - The death penalty: is it a deterrent? 58:00 - The rehabilitation of offenders and the role of criminologists. 59:32 - Criminology as prevention and rehabilitation, and the lack of job opportunities for criminologists. 1:02:00 - Is it possible to rehabilitate a criminal with a 20-year criminal record? 1:05:01 - Cases of sexual offenses and the impossibility of reintegration for certain profiles. 1:13:58 - Closing: reflection on the future of the detective profession and the young people entering it. David Rodrigo:   / david_rodrigo47   YOU CAN FOLLOW ME ON MY SOCIAL MEDIA: Twitter:   / davidjimeneztw   Instagram:   / davidjimenezeldirector   LinkedIn:   / david-jim%c3%a9nez-991a577b   Facebook:   / davidjimenezperiodista   YOU CAN BUY MY BOOKS HERE: https://www.amazon.es/stores/author/B... Edited by Nacho Amela X:   / nachoamela   IG:   / nachoamela