Vehicle Theft Investigator, Introduction Options

[NICB Dave]

Hello

My name is Dave Roccaforte and I am a Special Agent with the National Insurance Crime Bureau.

I am a retired San Francisco Police Sergeant and have over 40 years of vehicle theft and insurance fraud investigation experience.

I am responsible for investigations of this type in the San Francisco Bay Area including San Francisco, San Mateo, and Santa Clara counties.

I've conducted a number of Porsche theft investigations over the years including chop shops, VIN-switched vehicles, and run of the mill vehicle recoveries.

I signed up for this forum in response to a post from back in 2006:

(http://www.914world.com/bbs2/lofiversion/index.php?t43848.html)

in which member "mikey" discussed one of his vehicles as "1967 912 (stolen by notorious Bay Area Porsche shop owner)" - it seems we have a common acquaintance.

"Mikey" - are you still active on the boards? Could it have been a 1966 912 that was in Half Moon Bay at some time? Even if it's a different vehicle, the word "stolen" got my interest and I wouldn't mind hearing about it.

Please contact me, I will watch for a reply on the boards.

Dave

[Mark Henry]

Read the C&P email on page 8 of the link in my last post.
This is the same car on evil bay (again) right now.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Porsche-911-911E-c...=US_Cars_Trucks

[NICB Dave]

Read the C&P email on page 8 of the link in my last post.
This is the same car on evil bay (again) right now.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Porsche-911-911E-c...=US_Cars_Trucks

Actually, this is for a different vehicle. The license plate shown on the rear of the vehicle in the second image is for a newly registered 1972 911TE which supposed has not been registered (non-op) since 1999. BUT... the license plate shown on the rear of the vehicle in the last image on that row is for the 1969 911 that was in the previous Ebay sale and was subject of that forum discussion.

When I worked a case a number of years ago (back in the Born2BFast days), I located the property where he stored a number of his vehicles. There were two white 356 vehicles there that both had the same license plate.

I guess old habits die hard.

By the way, the verified odometer reading on the documents used to register the 1972 vehicle is approximately 30,000 miles HIGHER than the odometer reading listed in the auction.

[r_towle]

Read the C&P email on page 8 of the link in my last post.
This is the same car on evil bay (again) right now.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Porsche-911-911E-c...=US_Cars_Trucks

Actually, this is for a different vehicle. The license plate shown on the rear of the vehicle in the second image is for a newly registered 1972 911TE which supposed has not been registered (non-op) since 1999. BUT... the license plate shown on the rear of the vehicle in the last image on that row is for the 1969 911 that was in the previous Ebay sale and was subject of that forum discussion.

When I worked a case a number of years ago (back in the Born2BFast days), I located the property where he stored a number of his vehicles. There were two white 356 vehicles there that both had the same license plate.

I guess old habits die hard.

By the way, the verified odometer reading on the documents used to register the 1972 vehicle is approximately 30,000 miles HIGHER than the odometer reading listed in the auction.

You may have more luck getting in touch with him on the 356registry.com site.