Mitchell Reports Investigations Information

Bill Mitchell, Sr. a former FBI Special Agent founded "Mitchell Reports" in 1961, headquartered in Cherry Hill, NJ, serving the greater Philadelphia area and the nation for many decades. Mr. Mitchell's professional experience included: FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION: During 1950-56 Bill Mitchell was assigned criminal investigations with the Federal Bureau of Investigation, Washington, D.C., Boston, MA and New York City, NY. Assignments included criminal investigations to include major cases, such as, the Brinks armed robbery, Quonset Naval Base payroll robbery and fraud against the U.S. Government, fugitive matters. Bill Mitchell set the record for successful fugitive locates who were missing over ten year and returned to custody in one twenty-four hour period. THE BUDD COMPANY, Philadelphia, PA: Served as Assistant Personnel Director over a four year period. Responsibilities included directing a four thousand personnel operation including the security and fire department covering 26 acres of land with a five mile fence line. The security/fire department consisted of a seven-man staff. Responsible for recruiting, training, and directing management training program for college graduates from a variety of Engineering and Business Management Universities. ASSOCIATION OF CASUALTY and SURETY COMPANIES, Philadelphia, PA: This office had five investigators who were mostly former Special Agents of Federal Bureau of Investigation. Sponsored by the Stock, Mutual and Independent Insurance Companies, and including the State Chamber of Commerce. The mission focused on "ferreting out" fraudulent claims, develop evidence and bring cases to local and state prosecutors for prosecution. Over thirty three successful prosecutions were made during a four year program. WILLIAM F. MITCHELL ASSSOCIATES, INC, Cherry Hill, NJ: Founder, President and Chief Investigator who successfully opened four field offices along the Eastern States Coast. Investigations included private industry concerns for many Fortune 500 Corporations and major ...