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Rod Benitez, International Private Detective, Threat Management Specialist

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 E-Trace  UK – £55.00 +VAT

This is a basic automated process that gains information from Public Bodies and Credit Reference Agencies.

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Enhanced Tracing Services UK – £149.00 

Customers’ traced and a representative to visit customer’s address for further confirmation and to determine with photographic evidence

Standard Process Server UK – £95.00 

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First attempt at service will be made within 24hours. Includes two further follow-up attempts (when required). A full statement of service is provided within 48hours of service

Non-Molestation/Occupation Orders – £125.00 

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First attempt at service will be made within 24hours. Includes two further follow-up attempts (when required). We also serve the local police station and provide (CAD Reference)

Same day Process Server UK – £145.00 

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Attempt at service will be made on the same day of instruction. Includes three visits to an address (if required) and a statement of service. Statement of service shall be provided within 24hours of service.

Express Process Server UK – £170.00 

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Service will be attempted within three hours. If required, a further two visits will be made within 48 hours. A full statement of service will be provided within 24 hours.

International Process Serving – £395.00 

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This is a fixed flat rate for all international process serving requirements. Please contact us to discuss further.

Court And Legal Document Collection – £45.00 

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From any mainland UK postcode.

Notary Services – £180.00 

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Available upon request – fee is indicative.

Affidavit Fees – £15.00 

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Sworn within 48 hours of service being affected

Field Service Work – £45.00 

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Indicative per case price for work in mainland UK

Legal Aid Process Serving – POA

We are able to accept LAA funded cases – please contact the office for an estimate.

Volume Work – POA

If you require volume tracing and process serving we could be able to provide a discount depending on the amount of work required.

*All prices quoted are excluding VAT*

What you need to know  about the murders of foreigners in Colombia

t Least 19 Foreign Tourists Died Violently In Medellín During 2021

Posted On January 19, 2022

By : Loren Moss

Medellín’s Personeria has issued an alert expressing concern over the number of foreign tourists that are meeting violent ends in Colombia’s second largest city. In December it issued a statement saying that the 18 deaths it had accounted for were only through October, and that the actual count may even be higher. The number does not include refugees or migrants.

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Of the 18, local newspaper EL Colombiano reports that two of the deaths were homicides, three were suicides, one was a traffic accident, two were drug overdoses, and two were botched surgeries. Nine others have indeterminate causes, but are classified as violent or criminal by the government, as opposed to illness or natural causes. While Colombia has very capable licensed medical facilities, some victims seek dubious procedures from unlicensed practitioners, often acting out of garages with products purchased in hardware stores.

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In Colombia, the government agencies known as personerias are responsible for protecting and promoting human rights, and for monitoring the conduct and accountability of public officials. The offices seek to protect the environment and vulnerable populations, both Colombians and foreigners in Colombia.

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The countries with the most victims are the United States, the Dominican Republic, the United Kingdom, Spain, Slovenia and Puerto Rico.

Last September, Dominican tourist Féliz José Almánzar Jiménez was found dead in a Poblado hotel near Parque Lleras. Prosecutors say he was a victim of intentional poisoning.

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British actor Justin James Danton died after being hit by a car last August. Israeli Shay Pesso appears to have been assassinated, and investigators have advanced a hypothesis tying him to an Israeli mafia that has operated in Colombia.

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British pensioner Leon Victor Dean was found floating in a Poblado Jacuzzi on January 5th after celebrating New Year “with drugs, liquor and women,” according to police sources. Two days before the new year, 39-year-old Nicaraguan national and US resident Victor Manuel Lacayo Vilchez was found dead among three other unconscious individuals, all overdosed on drugs, according to prosecutors. This added at least one more to the Personeria’s count, bringing the observed 2021 total to 19.

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Luis Guillermo Orjuela, executive director of the Zona Rosa de El Poblado Corporation and director of the Confederation of Entrepreneurs of the Night Entertainment Industry, Tourism and Services (Confedecont) told El Colombiano: “We have to reflect on the tourism that is being offered abroad, in which we appear as a destination for drugs and sex. The problem is growing and it will be increasingly difficult to change that image. We cannot allow Medellín to be the after party of Latin America and that anyone can come and do whatever they want.”

This material belongs to

https://www.financecolombia.com/at-least-19-foreign-tourists-died-violently-in-medellin-during-2021/

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