Our Team
We bring different perspectives to the table, but we’re united by a love for purposeful work, thoughtful design, and real connection.
FounderPastor, physician and private investigator, our founder, Dr. Simons, began treating Guatemalan refugee women and children in Indiantown, FL for sexually transmitted diseases and other physical injuries caused by their abusers and handlers within the Florida sex trade industry. His seminal focus is to assist domestic and international law enforcement agencies in their efforts to investigate, locate, rescue and care for these vulnerable victims of human trafficking worldwide
FALI is the largest private investigator association in the State of Florida. Comprised of dedicated licensed private investigators who volunteer their time to assist local law enforcement agencies to investigate Child Sexual Trafficking cases throughout Florida.
Human Trafficking Victim Support GroupThe CCCI Human Trafficking Outreach Programs the following services: food and clothing; coordination to a shelter, transitional housing, medical and dental service coordination, and mental health counseling referrals.
Human Trafficking Investigators
Human Trafficking Investigators
SCTI investigators have been used to assist in the information gathering phase of child abductions and passes on the information to our international and domestic partners in order to assist in the rescue and recovery process.
Jack Stone Investigations Inc. Is a full-service, licensed Private Investigation agency located in Jacksonville, Florida. Our professional investigators conduct a wide range of investigative and related services for families who are victimized by the Human Trafficking industry including investigation, identification and rescue operations.
Victims are offered the following services: food and clothing; coordination to a shelter at a safe distance from the site of the exploitation; transitional housing; medical and dental service coordination; mental health counseling; referrals for further mental health services as needed; state and federal laws and benefits orientation and education; benefit application assistance; educational and language service opportunities; liaison with law enforcement and immigration service providers; and coordination with various community agencies for other required services.
