I have a friend who used to be a "Private Eye", just a few years ago. I suspect the kind of work he did will never fully go away. Most of his cases were workm

I have a friend who used to be a "Private Eye", just a few years ago. I suspect the kind of work he did will never fully go away. Most of his cases were workman's comp fraud--he basically sat in a van all day, waiting to catch a photo of someone lifting a heavy object or engaging in vigorous exertion. He had no training photography, but he ended up playing around with his camera equipment to the point that he's now a professional photographer instead, which (to him) is a much more satisfying job.