Are We Already in a Surveillance State? Former Pinkerton PI Nils Grevillius Reveals Tracking Secrets

Think you can disappear? Think again.

Former Pinkerton investigator, U.S. Army counterintelligence veteran, and private detective Nils Grevillius spent decades finding people who didn’t want to be found.

In this episode of Dangerous Laughter with A.J. Rice, Nils pulls back the curtain on the world of surveillance, tracking, private investigations, counterintelligence, undercover operations, privacy, and government power—and explains just how much can be discovered about someone who thinks they’re off the radar.

Are we already living in a surveillance state?

From old-school stakeouts and Pinkerton investigations to the modern tools used to locate and monitor people, this conversation raises a bigger question:

How private is your life… really?

Nils also shares incredible stories from more than 30 years as a private investigator, including bizarre Los Angeles cases, hidden identities, staged kidnappings, surveillance operations, and the experiences behind his book The Last Lawman: True Stories of a Private Detective.

🔥 WATCH NOW and decide for yourself: Are surveillance tools keeping us safe—or making privacy obsolete?

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Duration

1:22:45

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1280×720 · 25 fps

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