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Worcester County private investigator and Sterling resident, John M. Lajoie, BCPI, CCDI, CLI, CII, owner of Lajoie Investigations, Inc., one of the largest investigative agencies in
West Boylston based private detective John Lajoie has been shot at. It happened in Worcester, on a golf course. There was no shoot-out. There was no high-speed chase through the hills of Worcester. Lajoie took cover and called the police. The shooter fled. That's the life of a real private investigator. John Lajoie is a private investigator, but he does not duck bullets while driving. No dashing music accompanies his entrance into his office. He never sneaks into someone's home or taps anyone's phone lines. Cinema and television have glamorized his career, but Lajoie insists he and his colleagues are not international men of intrigue. August 24, 2005 - The Landmark - Sterling author busts some gumshoe myths. If you've ever sat watching someone solve a case on a TV crime drama and thought to yourself, "I can do that," you are not alone. According to private investigator John Lajoie of Sterling, just about everyone thinks he or she (or someone they know) can be a PI. By: Faith Mayer
September 2003 - You Can't Hide From The Private Investigator Of The Year. Sterling man earns national award by Janetta Petkus August 8, 2003 - TOP PI IN NATION : Sterling man says real-life work not like TV By: Mary Anne Magiera |
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