The Process Server Chronicles
Chris LengquistI used to get paid to find people who didn’t want to be found. Now I’m telling the stories—names changed, lessons intact, and yes… it gets weird. Tales from Washington, DC from 1987-1995. Author: Chris Lengquist Publication by Chris Writes, LLC
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 38 | Founded | 5 months ago | Last Issue | 4 days ago |
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The Behavioral Tells of a Clumsy Delivery
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Utilizing a Ruse
As a younger, inexperienced process server, I was still learning my tradecraft when I was given a service that I was told would be difficult. The subject worked in a secured office...
Behind the Writing: Chapter 1, Notice of Assignment
Today I’m going to let you inside how my mind was working as I wrote the first eleven-hundred and twenty-four words of Notice of Assignment. Well, how I wrote, re-wrote, edited and wrote again the first chapter. Please note: this is not the...
The Swedish Ambassador's Wife
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Washington, DC
1991
Working as a process server...
I Sent My First Book to My Editor
This week’s Cal Brink Files is really more of a milestone announcement. Please allow me the room to be a little human.
Notice of Assignment
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DC Parking Enforcement: 1980s Fieldcraft
The Process Server Chronicles publishes at 6:07 pm on Sundays, effective today.
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Multiple Dates/Multiple Cases
Washington, DC
Following a vehicle within the District of Columbia could be tricky....
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Two newsletters: The Process Server Chronicles (true(ish) PI stories from Washington, DC) and one straight-shooting real estate read: Real Estate Writer One’s fun. The other pay the bills.
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