PCS Investigations, LLC

08/30/2026

So this happened earlier this week, and honestly, I’ve been too busy to address it. But I finally found a few minutes, so here we are. 😂

You don’t have to like me. You don’t have to like my work. You don’t have to like PCS Investigations. You don’t have to like my merch. You don’t even have to like Dolly—although at that point, I’m going to assume you’re just committed to making questionable life choices. 😂

But before we get into all of that, there was one particularly entertaining development:

He made the post. I responded. The post disappeared.

Which is unfortunate, really, because after almost three years of holding onto this grievance, I thought we’d at least get 24 hours of content out of it. 😂

Apparently the Facebook post had a considerably shorter lifespan than the grudge.

Because yes… the investigation he is still upset about happened almost THREE YEARS AGO.

Sir.

PCS has moved on. The calendar has moved on. We’ve worked other investigations. We’ve helped other clients. The business has grown. I’ve expanded into other things. I’ve lived approximately 47 lives since then.

Apparently everybody moved on. Well… almost everybody. 🤣

So, if you’re friends with Travis, go check on him. Ask him if he’s okay. 😂

Because carrying around something PCS did almost three years ago while simultaneously keeping up with our latest merchandise releases sounds exhausting.

Sir, you do not have to keep up with PCS this closely. We don’t take attendance. 😂

I’ve had groceries in the back of my freezer I’ve moved on from faster than this.

But since we’re apparently opening the PCS archives this week, there is one accusation I do want to address.

The suggestion that I have something against people recovering from addiction is simply false.

In fact, while I was working that very investigation, I was also helping members of my own family through addiction and toward recovery. Those aren’t my stories to tell publicly, so those details will remain private.

I know what addiction can do to individuals and families. I also know how important recovery is, and I have tremendous respect for people doing the incredibly difficult work of rebuilding their lives.

What I questioned during that investigation was the operation and oversight of a particular sober-living situation.

Supporting people in recovery and believing the organizations entrusted with helping them should be accountable are not contradictory positions.

That really shouldn’t be difficult to understand.

Now, apparently we also need to discuss the scandalous revelation that PCS sells merchandise.

🚨 BREAKING NEWS: Local business attempts to generate revenue. More at 11. 😂

Yes, I sell merchandise. Portions of those profits support charitable causes. I also discount investigative services and offer payment arrangements when I’m able because sometimes the people who desperately need help are the same people who cannot afford thousands of dollars upfront.

I don’t advertise every good thing I do because helping somebody doesn’t require a Facebook press release.

I’ve also learned something over the years: sometimes people don’t actually dislike you—they dislike the version of you they’ve constructed from incomplete information.

And I’m okay with that.

I’m not going to chase down every misunderstanding, correct every conversation that happens when I’m not in the room, or launch a public-relations campaign every time somebody forms an opinion about me.

If you know me, you know me.

If you’ve worked with me, you know how I work.

And if you’ve decided who I am based on half the story, somebody else’s version of events, or one interaction you didn’t understand… well, I’m probably not going to schedule a PowerPoint presentation to change your mind. 😂

I’ve got s**t to do.

So don’t like me. Don’t hire me. Don’t buy a shirt. Criticize my work if you disagree with it. Scroll past my posts. Facebook has made all of those options remarkably easy.

But following a business you supposedly dislike closely enough to share its merchandise while still complaining about an investigation from almost three years ago?

At some point, that starts looking less like a critic and more like PCS has acquired a very dedicated follower who simply refuses to click the Like button. 😂

And hey—engagement is engagement. The algorithm doesn’t ask whether you’re hate-sharing. 🤷‍♀️

Anyway, I’ve officially spent more time discussing this nearly three-year-old investigation today than I intended to.

I have current cases to work, clients to help, a business to run…

and apparently some Dolly merch to sell. 😂

Thanks for keeping PCS Investigations on your mind.

Rent-free since 2023. 💅😂

08/27/2026

I’ve got some “Dolly Merch” that’s going up today. Shop at my website at www.pcsinvestigations.com

08/20/2026

New Merch just hit my website. To order visit my PCS Investigations website at www.pcsinvestigations.com

As always, I appreciate your support, Thank You!

08/19/2026

Everyone will be glad to know that PCS Investigations has found Sako.

08/18/2026

👑 WELCOME TO THE WRONG KINGDOM. 😂

Divorce and family-law cases can get messy FAST.

One person says one thing.

The other person says something completely different.

And somewhere in the middle are the facts.

That’s where a private investigator comes in. 🔎

At PCS Investigations, we don’t decide who’s right.

We investigate what can actually be documented.

Surveillance.

Background investigations.

Locating people.

Asset research.

Witness interviews.

Evidence gathering and documentation.

Because when allegations start flying, sometimes you need more than:

“But they said…”

You need facts. Receipts. Documentation. 📸📝

And if someone thinks they’re going to control the entire narrative without anybody checking the facts?

Oh, sweetie… wrong kingdom. 👑😂

🔎 PCS Investigations, LLC

Truth. Facts. Results.

📞 270-551-4111

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Private investigative services are not legal advice. Consult an attorney regarding your specific legal matter.

Private Investigator specializing in family law, scams, service, surveillance and background checks. Check out our website at www.pcsinvestigations.com

08/16/2026

Have you been flocked??

08/15/2026

🦉 YOU CAN BLOCK SOMEONE. YOU CAN’T BLOCK THE TRUTH.

We see this more often than you might think in family-law investigations.

Someone tells one story here…

Another story there…

Blocks someone.

Then assumes whatever they’re putting online will never be seen or documented.

Except sometimes the most useful evidence in an investigation isn’t hidden at all.

People put it online themselves. 😂📸

Social media can provide valuable information in family-law matters when investigated and documented appropriately.

At PCS Investigations, we don’t create the facts, change the facts, or tell you what you want to hear.

We document what we find.

Because screenshots don’t have family loyalties.

They don’t take sides.

And they don’t suddenly remember the story differently next week. 😉

🦉 PCS Investigations, LLC
📞 270-551-4111
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You do you. We’ll document it.

08/12/2026

Some people make service easy. Others make you earn it.

This is what persistent process service looks like.

Multiple attempts. Different circumstances. Vehicles coming and going. Information changing. And an investigator who kept showing up, paying attention, and putting the pieces together. The end… it was messy and scary things happened. But, mess and all last Saturday, the pieces finally lined up.

Served. Not willingly, I might add, but the Defendant was served.

That’s the job.

At PCS Investigations, we understand that locating and serving someone isn’t always as simple as knocking on a door. Sometimes it takes patience, observation, persistence, and knowing when to make one more attempt.

And sometimes, it takes knowing when not to go back.

Our investigator takes safety seriously while remaining committed to completing the assignment.

Because when you hire PCS, you’re not hiring someone to just make an attempt.

You’re hiring someone to get the job done.

📍 Paducah, KY
📞 270-551-4111

PCS Investigations — Persistent. Professional. Proven.

08/01/2026

Not all abuse leaves bruises.

One of the most overlooked tactics in abusive relationships is manipulation.

Many abusers don’t just try to control their victim. They may also work to influence friends, family, coworkers, neighbors, and even professionals. They may present themselves as charming, generous, helpful, or calm while portraying the victim as “dramatic,” “unstable,” or “crazy.”

This doesn’t mean every accusation is true—or every denial is false.

It means investigations should be based on evidence, not appearances.

At PCS Investigations, we believe in following the facts, documenting the evidence, and helping attorneys and clients uncover the truth.

If you’re involved in a domestic violence case, custody dispute, or believe you’re experiencing coercive control, professional documentation can make a difference.

📍 PCS Investigations, LLC
📞 Confidential consultations available.
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Because the truth deserves evidence—not assumptions.

07/31/2026

Hey Andy, ! I will find out where Mitch is. I'm a great Licensed Kentucky Private Investigator.🤣😂

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Paula J. Coleman has been working as a litigation paralegal for nearly 12 years, specializing in Employment Law, Probate, Family Law, Criminal, Corporate Injury Defense, and Discovery, with six years of that having been at Sullenger Law Office, PLLC. In 2014, Ms. Coleman began her career at Boehl, S...