Experience & Expertise You Can Count On

Investigations done the right way. Every time.

Meet Kyle Jasperson

Kyle is the owner and lead investigator at Guideway Investigations. A former police detective who was assigned to the Major Crimes Division to investigate complex homicide cases, kidnappings, and officer-involved shootings.

After retiring from law enforcement, he went to work in the private sector and helped start an investigations unit for a large healthcare company where he conducted and supervised all types of workplace investigations (e.g. thefts, fraud, harassment, threats and workplace violence, etc) as the Director of Investigations. He also taught classes on conducting investigations and report writing.

Now a licensed private investigator, he brings over 25 years of combined investigative experience in both the public and private sector to help you with your investigative needs.

Kyle holds the following licenses and certifications:

California PI License #189965
Professional Certified Investigator (PCI), Board Certified in Investigations, ASIS International
Certified Protection Professional (CPP), Board Certified in Security Management, ASIS International
Certified Fraud Examiner (CFE), Association of Certified Fraud Examiners (ACFE)
POST-Certified in Background Investigations, CA Commission on Peace Officer Standards and Training

Witness Interviews

Expert-level interview skills you can count on to collect the information needed from witnesses in any type of case.

Workplace Investigations

Most employers don't have someone in-house that can handle complicated investigations. Trust us to conduct a prompt, thorough and fair investigation on your behalf so you can make an informed decision and help avoid liability.

Process Service

We can get your documents served and provide you with the proof of service you need for court. We can even help locate the person who needs to be served if you don't have an address for them.

Background Research

Thinking of going into business with someone? Hiring a new babysitter? Renting your home to a new tenant? We deliver thorough background information tailored to your needs so you can make accurate and informed decisions.

Missing Person Investigations

Have a family member or loved one that's missing? Let us help you try to locate them.

Skip Tracing

Skip tracing is the process of locating individuals who are trying to avoid contact or are otherwise difficult to find. Whether you're looking for an elusive witness, or a long-lost relative, let us use our expert skills and special databases to help you find that individual.

Bloody fingerprint, trip to South Carolina backwoods solves 30-year-old Sacramento murder case

Sacramento police said Creech’s fingerprints matched the bloody print that officers spotted on the door window of Jimmy Lee Rowe’s abandoned pickup truck on April 26, 1986, the day they found the 32-year-old Rowe’s crumpled body face down on the floorboard, two bullets in the back of his head, near the old Wonder Bread bakery off of Business 80. “We’re here from California. We’re here on an old case,” said Sacramento police Detective Kyle Jasperson’s voice on the recording played for jurors last week at Creech’s murder trial in Sacramento Superior Court.

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Massage that ‘went bad’ played role in midtown killing, detectives testify

Prosecutors have charged McMahon and Okumura, who had a boyfriend-girlfriend relationship, with first-degree murder, with a special circumstance – that it was accompanied by torture, the burning of Jackson’s chest with hot butter knives. The prosecution charged that McMahon and Okumura lured Jackson to their apartment, tied him up with an electrical cord at gunpoint, held him for two days and that McMahon shot him to death when Jackson tried to escape. Sacramento Superior Court Judge Timothy M. Frawley ordered McMahon and Okumura held over for trial at the conclusion of the two-hour preliminary hearing. The judge scheduled the trial for Jan. 15. Detective Kyle Jasperson testified that McMahon admitted that he “dispersed two rounds toward (Jackson’s) lower extremities” in the shooting that was reported at 3:51 a.m.