In Alfred Hudon's forty-five years of working as a private investigator, he has dealt with many problems and issues-crooked cops, fraudulent acts, and particularly workplace theft. He now shares his experiences in "Memoirs of a Magman: P.I. and Crooked Cops."
In addition to telling the story of his interesting and varied life, he provides professional knowledge that will aid others in dealing with the business and personal problems that people encounter daily. He relates his own personal problems and issues-all things that he encountered in the line of duty and out of it while trying to become a better person. In order to correct a problem, one must identify the problem; determine the seriousness of the problem, and find the best course of action to resolve it effectively. Hudon explores how, both professionally and personally, he's done just that.