Case Analysis: The Jacobs Group

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The Jacobs Group is a private investigations agency located in Nashville, Tennessee. Tommy Jacobs, the head of criminal investigations have more than 25 years of experience in the field of personal crimes investigation, training, and supervision within the Metropolitan Nashville, Tennessee Police Department. Their services include DNA profiling, electronic debugging, computer forensics, polygraph testing, and process service. The Jacobs Group proudly endorses the Tennessee Professional Investigators Association and the Academy of Personal Protection and Security.

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