Dr. Kelly, welcome to Locked In, man.

Thanks so much for reaching out on TikTok and coming on the show today.

Absolutely.

I appreciate you having me.

It's good stuff.

Yeah, and you are our first PI that was a former correctional officer.

Yes, I noticed that based on who I've seen, you know, come through and whatnot.

I think you're correct there.

Yeah, and the crowd loves the correctional officer stories and the PI stories, which is really interesting because I remember the first PI interview I did. I didn't know how it would go, and then it just, it did really well. People loved it. Oh, wow. And it's another aspect of the criminal justice system that we don't really know about. It is.

It's a more clandestine.

I don't know if that's the greatest word for it, but it's a more sheltered vertical.

But it's one, like you said, people seem to have a lot of interest in because a lot of people think they should be investigators too and some of them may have Mr. Calling but yeah there's some interesting stuff out there.

Do you want to plug in the name of your company if people are looking for you?

I am self-employed as me, Brian Kelly, private detective, New York and New Jersey, and as well as, as of about a year ago, one of my best friends in the world retired from the New Jersey State Police, formed his own conglomerate where he and another good friend own a

essentially a security company. I run their private investigative vertical for them as well.

And that's called Parabellum Security Group. But I am my own self-employed contractor.

Awesome. We'll have your contact information in the description of this episode in

case anyone. Actually, a couple of the PIs that were on the show did get clients after the

interview. I'm sure they did. And I'm sure they got contacted by a lot of people that either

wanted to talk to a P.I. It's funny, man, like a lot of people, especially with referrals,

a lot of people think and do need a PI, even if they have an attorney, which is probably

wiser when you have an attorney to have a PI too, because attorneys are usually excellent for what

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