Anthony Pellicano Diaries--Research Compiled by Cheryl Shuman

December 29, 1978: Dissenting opinion from the Final Report of the Select Committee on Assassinations on JFK in which it was openly questioned whether the December 13, 1978, report of Anthony J. Pellicano had been carefully reviewed prior to the conclusion that only one shooter had been involved.

Anthony Pellicano Diaries--Research Compiled by Cheryl Shuman

April 29, 1978: In Pellicano's "bat cave" he stores more than $200,000 worth of electronic equipment including his own computerized voice identification system. "I"ve become number one in the country," he announces without a blush. "It just means when Pellicano gets a hold of something he goes all the way." He uses x-ray equipment and "highly sophisticated electronic equipment" to find surveillance devices. Pellicano said he is involved only in finding bugs — not planting them. Pellicano is not sure he will ever die. He admits, "...absolute confidence can conquer death. That's what I have. That's why I've been able to accomplish what I've accomplished." **Early PR piece about Pellicano that's an absolute must read.**

Anthony Pellicano Diaries--Research Compiled by Cheryl Shuman

August 31, 1977: Sgt Richard Archambault, who was heading up the investigation for the Forest Park police department into the disappearance of Mike Todd's remains, said he had probed as much as he could into the case without subpoening private detective Anthony Pellicano to testify before a grand jury. Pellicano tipped off police to the location of the Todd remains two days after the theft on the basis of information supplied by an informant. He refused to reveal the identity of the informant to police. "All I'm asking is that the states attorney call Pellicano before the grand jury and have him reveal his informant," Archambault said. The states attorney refused to subpoena Pellicano and the investigation was closed.

Anthony Pellicano Diaries--Research Compiled by Cheryl Shuman

August 25, 1972: Anthony J. Pellicano, owner of Fortune Enterprises, a missing persons investigation service in Chicago claims that 75 out of every 100 runaway spouses are wives. In Pellicano's estimation an unsatisfactory sex life is the most common reason a wife runs.