James
Gibson
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Jamie Gibson has been in law enforcement for 20 years and is currently a member of a marine unit of a British Columbia police agency. Jamie has spent several years focusing on marine related crime and its connection to organized theft rings and has been involved in the successful recovery of over 120 vessels since 2002. Jamie is a member of IAMI (International Association of Marine Investigators). |
Caedmon Nash
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Caedmon Nash has been in law enforcement for 8 years and has studied the methods of vessel identification and the criminals methods of altering vessels for concealment. Caedmon is known for the thoroughness of his investigations and the electronic tracing of communications and criminals. Caedmon is a member of IAMI. |
Dick Thorsen
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Dick began his marine career in 1958 as an Able Seaman in the Norwegian Merchant Marine. In 1964 he began building ships in Seattle Washington for Lockheed Shipbuilding. Dick obtained his US Coast Guard Master Near Coastal 1600 tons license and was the master of numerous vessels including the M/Y Quest, the largest yacht registered in America, running between Panama and Alaska. Dick is a Professional Marine Surveyor and was a member in good standing with several organizations including the Society of Accredited Marine Surveyors, American Boat and Yacht Council, International Association of Marine Investigators and the Metal Boat Society. Dick continues to reside in Tulalip, Washington, where the water is still his home. Dick brings a wealth of experience in vessel operations, steel and aluminum boat and ship construction and repair, project management, and condition evaluation to Stolen Boats Canada. |
(Formerly Pacific Marine Investigations)
Phone: 778-229-6932
Email: jgibson4@telus.net
www.stolenboats.ca